Master of Science in Nursing

You'll learn how to:

• Take on leadership and faculty roles in a variety of educational settings

• Evaluate and design nursing education curriculum

• Facilitate engaged learning

• Translate current scholarship and research to promote evidence-based practice

• Design and deliver evidence-based clinical prevention and population care

You'll learn how to:

• Interpret, analyze and translate healthcare data into meaningful information

• Document your organization’s quality and compliance with regulatory standards

• Use technology and data to influence quality and reduce risk in healthcare

• Understand the regulations governing security and privacy of healthcare information

• Manage healthcare information workflow and project management

You'll learn how to:

• Manage human, fiscal and physical healthcare resources in a variety of settings

• Implement systems that improve quality, safety and patient outcomes

• Advocate for patients

• Influence change in the healthcare system

• Design and deliver evidence-based clinical prevention and population care within an interdisciplinary team

You'll learn how to:

• Assume leadership roles in advanced nursing practice and educational settings

• Effectively diagnose, treat and educate on patient disease states

• Perform comprehensive or symptom-focused physical exams

• Order, perform and interpret diagnostic and screening tests

• Offer preventive care