Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Do you want to take your career to the next level?
Would you like more flexibility and independence in your job?
Are you driven by the desire to make a difference in people’s lives?
If you answered yes, then our MSN program could be for you!
The graduate program in nursing is designed for working nurses who are interested
in the masters degree to further careers in nursing education or nursing management/administration.
You’ll benefit from the small classroom size and personalized attention by faculty
who are committed to providing excellent course and practicum experiences.
The MSN is available in two tracks:
Designed for nurses who desire to teach nurses or patients within the clinical setting.
Designed for those nurses seeking a leadership position in the field of nursing.
In lieu of a thesis, students may complete a scholarly project. Both tracks may be
completed in five semesters.
Louisville, KY Campus
Students may choose to complete the 500 level courses face-to-face meeting one night per week. All 600 level courses will be completed online.
All coursework is delivered online.
MSN tuition is $400 per credit hour. All online courses will be charged a $50 per
credit hour technology fee.
The MSN program at McKendree University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington DC 20036, (202)887-6791.
1. Foster the nurse’s ability to integrate theoretical knowledge and evidence-based
principles into nursing practice for the advancement of the profession
2. Develop nursing leaders committed to lifelong learning.
Upon completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:
1. Apply theories and conceptual frameworks to research and practice.
2. Analyze the effects of policy, economics, and societal influences on healthcare
systems.
3. Appraise the effects of systems and organizational leadership on healthcare outcomes.
4. Integrate the functions of a masters prepared nurse into professional nursing
roles.
5. Demonstrate effective professional communication in leadership roles.
6. Analyze the impact of ethical issues on professional nursing practice.
7. Utilize advanced clinical or management practice skills within standards of practice.
8. Engage in scholarly activities to foster lifelong learning in professional practice.
9. Utilize research and technologies to provide high quality healthcare, initiate
change, and improve nursing practice.
10. Foster an appreciation of human diversity in health and illness.
Post-Master’s Certificate
Information on a Post-Master's Certificate
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Associate Professor of Nursing |
Professor of Nursing |
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Associate Professor of Nursing |
Associate Professor of Nursing |
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Associate Professor of Nursing |
Instructor or Nursing |
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Instructor of Nursing |
Admission
(877) 862-1952
Nursing Division Secretary
(800) 232-7228, x6437 or (618) 537-6437
