MSN Nursing Education Curriculum

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Designed to ensure your ultimate goal of becoming a clinical and nurse educator. Our curriculum ensures that you will be prepared – more than prepared – you will thrive.

Designed with you in mind.

With classes 100% online, the Nursing Education program is designed for working nurses. Eight week courses keep you on track to progress through your program. In person, fieldwork helps you apply what you have learned into practice. All while gaining skills that help you be an effective educator.

Our Curriculum

First Term – Fall (8 credits)

NURS 516: Teaching and Evaluation in Nursing Education (4)
NURS 517: Professional Roles, Curriculum Design and Program Evaluation (4)

Second Term – Spring (6 credits)

NURS 501: Theoretical Foundations of Advanced Nursing Practice (3)
NURS 503: Research in Nursing (3)

Third Term – Summer (3 credits)

NURS 505: Health Care Policy, Systems & Financing for Advanced Practice Roles (3)

Fourth Term – Fall (8 credits)

NURS 557: Biophysical and Psychosocial Concepts in Health and Illness (4)
NURS 592: Clinical Specialty Practice (4)

Fifth Term – Spring (6 credits)

NURS 527: Pathophysiology, Physical Assessment, and Pharmacology for Nursing Education (4)
NURS 595: Advanced Nursing Fieldwork (2)

Sixth Term – Summer (3 credits)

NURS 595 Advanced Nursing Fieldwork (2)
NURS 597 Applied Examination (1)

Upon completion of the curriculum, graduates finish with 34 credits and 192 clinical hours (fieldwork) total.

Course descriptions can be found in the University Catalog.

Fieldwork Experience

Nurses are hands on. Learning to teach is no exception. Students have practical opportunities to apply what has been learned in student teaching preceptorships and clinical components.