Schools
School of Nursing
Master of Science in Nursing - Nursing Administration
Our Master of Science in Nursing Administration degree prepares registered nurses with advanced practice nursing knowledge in the areas of nursing administration.
Nurses with this advanced knowledge enhance health care delivery for the community, while serving in leadership and administrative roles provides opportunities for advanced health care delivery systems and ultimately improved health for the citizens of our region.
Graduate Nursing Core (18 Credit Hours)
| Dept. | Course Number | Course Name | Credit Hours | Minimum Grade |
| NURS-R | 505 | Measurement and Data Analysis | 3 | B- |
| NURS-N | 502 | Nursing Theory for Advanced Nursing Practice | 3 | B- |
| NURS-R | 500 | Nursing Research Methods | 3 | B- |
| NURS-Y | 510 | Advanced Practice Concepts I | 3 | B- |
| NURS-Y | 520 | Advanced Practice Concepts II | 3 | B- |
| NURS-I | 630 | Introduction to Nursing Informatics | 3 | B- |
Direct Care Core (21 Credit hours)
| Dept. | Course Number | Course Name | Credit Hours | Minimum Grade |
| NURS-L | 574 | Administrative Management in Nursing | 3 | B- |
| NURS-N | 504 | Leadership for Advanced Practice Nursing | 3 | B- |
| NURS-L | 530 | Legal Environment of Health Care | 3 | B- |
| NURS-L | 671 | Financial Management: Nursing | 3 | B- |
| NURS-R | 590 | Scholarly Project | 3 | B- |
| NURS-L | 579 | Nursing Administration Practicum | 3 | B- |
| 500+ | Elective - Graduate course related to field of study and approved by MSM program director | 3 | B- |