FALL COURSES
| NUR 500 | Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Practice | 3 Credits |
| NUR 503 | Advanced Leadership and Health Policy | 3 Credits |
| NUR 505 | Foundations of Teaching and Learning in Nursing Education | 3 Credits |
| NUR 526 | Legal and Regulatory Issues in Health Care | 3 Credits |
| NUR 536 | Measurement and Assessment in Nursing Education | 3 Credits |
| NUR 635 | Evaluation Approaches in Nursing Education | 3 Credits |
SPRING COURSES
| NUR 560 | Nursing Research Methods | 3 Credits |
| NUR 509 | Advances in Nursing Science: Physical Assessment, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacological Therapeutics (includes a 40-hour clinical practicum) | 6 Credits |
| NUR 535 | Curriculum Development in Nursing Education | 3 Credits |
| NUR 545 | Instructional Design in Nursing Education | 3 Credits |
| NUR 624 | Grant Proposal | 3 Credits |
| NUR 645 | Culminating Internship in Nursing Education (includes a 160-hour teaching practicum) | 3 Credits |
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Total |
39 Credits |
Special Program Notes
- Students may transfer up to nine credit hours, if applicable, from another graduate program.
- All students must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher to graduate.
- Graduate students may repeat a graduate nursing course only once.
- The MS Nursing Education courses are offered in either the fall or spring semesters. Students are encouraged to plan accordingly and contact their faculty adviser on a regular basis for individualized advisement.
