Generalized knowledge is obtained through core courses which focus on advanced concepts related to research, nursing role dynamics, and theoretical foundation in nursing. These specialized areas of study prepare students for advanced nursing practice in adult health and as educators for nursing. Student selected cognates allow for further individualized focus. Graduates are prepared for advanced practice in a variety of health care delivery settings as well as academic settings. These include hospitals, community-based agencies, community colleges and baccalaureate level institutions.
Continuous enrollment is required.
A maximum of 9 semester units of transfer credit may be applied toward the degree. The MS in Nursing offers core courses which focus on advance concepts related to research, nursing role dynamics and theoretical foundations in nursing.