MSN in Nursing Education and Faculty Role
The MSN in Nursing Education and Faculty Role program prepares nurses to work as nursing educators in a variety of clinical and non-clinical settings such as hospitals, community centers, corporate and philanthropic organizations. The program integrates theories specific to adult learning, curriculum design and evaluation of courses and programs, critical thinking, both clinical and classroom techniques, and the preparation for the role of the nursing professor. This unique program even instructs students on how to teach online and use technology to teach nursing in innovative ways. The two culminating practica provide students with opportunities to put what has been learned into practice.
Master
English
Bachelor's degree (major in nursing) from an NLN-accredited program, GPA of at least 3.0 (applications from R.N.'s who hold a non-nursing baccalaureate degree are considered on an individual basis), copy of RN license.
