Nursing (Master of Science in Nursing)

Full-time Curriculum

A minimum of 48 credits is required.  Part-time track available; contact the Graduate Academic Advisor for further information.

Year One

Winter Semester (11 credits)
NSC 503 - Graduate Pathophysiology. 
NSC 504 - Graduate Pharmacology. 
NUR 520 - Physical Diagnosis across the Lifespan-Theory. 
NUR 595 - Graduate Research Theory I.  

Spring/Summer Semester  (9 credits)
NSC 502 - Graduate Epidemiology.  
NUR 501 - Health Promotion. 
NUR 521 - Physical Diagnosis across the Lifespan - Practicum. 
NUR 596 - Graduate Research Theory II. 

Fall Semester (10 credits)
NUR 524 - Management of Acute/Chronic Problems across the Lifespan - Theory. 
NUR 525 - Management of Acute/Chronic Problems across the Lifespan-Practicum. 
NUR 597 - Graduate Research Theory III.  

Year Two

Winter Semester (10 credits)
NUR 531 - Women’s Health. 
NUR 540 - Advanced Practice Role Theory. 
NUR 541 - APRN Role Practicum. 
NUR 598 - Graduate Research Theory IV.  

Spring/Summer Semester (11 credits)
NUR 507 - Mental Health for Advanced Practice. 
NUR 528 - Pediatrics for Advanced Practice-Theory 
NUR 529 - Pediatrics for Advanced Practice-Practicum. 
NUR 532 - Leadership, Informatics & Policy for Advanced Practice.   

Transfer Credit

Up to nine (9) credits of graduate coursework completed at an accredited institution may be accepted for transfer or waiver.  Transfers and waivers of credit are subject to the approval of the Graduate Student Affairs Committee and are made in accordance with the policies of the Graduate Program Committee.