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Start Date
Medium of studying
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Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Nursing | Nursing Administration
Area of study
Health
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This Master's program in Nursing focuses on advanced practice nursing, with a core curriculum in population-based health care, clinical leadership, and research methods. Students can specialize in Nurse Educator, completing coursework in instructional media, curriculum development, and teaching practicums. The program culminates in a Master's Project or Thesis.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Required Core Courses (19 units)
- NURS 200 - Population Based Health Care Systems 3 unit(s)
- NURS 201 - Clinical Leadership Role Development 2 unit(s)
- NURS 202 - Theoretical Foundations 2 unit(s)
- NURS 248 - Advanced Health Assessment 3 unit(s)
- NURS 259 - Advanced Clinical Pharmacology 3 unit(s)
- NURS 260 - Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology for Advanced Practice Nursing 3 unit(s)
- NURS 295A - Research Methods 3 unit(s) (GWAR)
- Functional Areas of Specialization (14 units)
- *Nurse Educator**
- EDUC 186 - Using Instructional Media 3 unit(s)
- NURS 212 - Curriculum Development in Nursing 3 unit(s)
- NURS 214 - Nurse Educator Theory and Direct Care Practicum I 4 unit(s)
- NURS 216 - Academic Theory & Practicum II 4 unit(s)
- Culminating Experience (3 units)
- Complete one course from:
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