Summary of Requirements: Graduate Program in Nursing
Required Courses (36 credits):
Comprehensive Health Assessment (4) |
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Principles of Pathophysiology (4) |
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Pharmacology in Health and Disease (4) |
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Role Differentiation in Advanced Practice Nursing (2) |
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Theoretical Foundations of Nursing (3) |
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Research Praxis I (3) |
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Advanced Practice Family Nursing I: Focus on Children, Adolescents, Young Adults (4) |
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Advanced Practice Family Nursing II: Focus on Middlescence (4) |
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Advanced Practice Family Nursing III: Focus on Elder Care (4) |
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Integrated Advanced Practice Nursing (4) |
Elective Courses (6 Credits):
MA 226 |
Inferential Statistics (3) |
Research Praxis II (3) |
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Power, Politics, and Policy (3) |
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Financing Health Care Delivery Systems (3) |
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Curriculum Design in Nursing (3) |
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Measurement and Evaluation Procedures (3) |
When selecting electives, students may choose to pursue one of three recommended "tracks": Administration (NR 730, NR 750) Research (MA 226, NR 610), or Education (NR 770, NR 790).
All students develop a guided research project and complete 750 hours of clinical practice with a final written project to satisfy degree requirements.
