Nursing, Master of Science
Overview
The Master of Science with a Major in Nursing integrates evidence-based practice, ethical decision making, and technology into advanced nursing practice.
Students in this program utilize interprofessional collaboration to provide safe, quality patient-centered care. This degree prepares students to seek careers as nurse administrators, health policy experts, and clinical nurse leaders.
At a Glance
Quick details to help you decide if the MS is the right fit—then jump into next steps.
Pathways
Select a pathway area that matches your goals.
Adult/Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Adult/Gerontology Acute Care/Family Nurse Practitioner Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Nurse Educator Nurse Manager and Leader
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*Program delivery (online/hybrid) may vary by course and semester.
Next Steps
Most students complete these steps in under 15 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a hybrid program?
Hybrid program means that both online and in-class participation is required for all students.
How often do students need to be on campus?
On-campus participation is dependent on the classes taken each semester.
Where can I learn more about professional licensure?
The Nurse Practitioner track requires professional licensure. Professional licensure regulations and requirements vary from field to field, and from state to state. Each state and U.S. territory has an authority that is responsible for overseeing the licensure requirements of the various professions in that state. To learn more about licensure requirements for this program, please visit ³Ô¹Ï¹ÙÍø’s State Authorization webpage here.