The Master of Science in Nursing with a major in Nursing Education prepares baccalaureate prepared nurses to teach in a variety of settings including the teaching of patients and their families, nursing students, nursing staff and health consumers. Through a four course sequence students gain necessary teaching knowledge and skills to prepare them to become nurse educators, a complex role that requires both pedagogical and clinical competency. The nursing education track requires students to complete 12 semester credit hours in nursing education courses as well as 14 semester credit hours of core courses required of all graduate students and 10 semester credit hours of advanced practice core courses. A 120 hour teaching practicum is required of students as well as completing the thesis or non-thesis option consisting of 6 semester credit hours; degree completion requires 42 semester credit hours.
MS – Degree Program Requirements
(Part-Time & Full-Time curriculum sequence are available)
Nursing Education Core Courses 14 Credits
NURS 5013
Theoretical Foundations of Nursing
3
NURS 5003
Transcultural Family Health Care in Rural & Urban Settings
3
NURS 5742
Role Theory and Ethics in Advanced Practice Nursing
