Program Overview

The Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Program prepares students to become advanced practice nurses with specialized knowledge and clinical skills in diagnosing and managing common medical conditions within a population specialization. Graduates are qualified to treat clients with a variety of acute, chronic, and complex health issues, as well as offer guidance for health promotion and disease prevention. The program offers focused population curricula for Adult Gerontology Primary Care, Family Primary Care, Psychiatric-Mental Health Care, and Women's Health Care.