Family Nurse Practitioner, M.S.N.

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The MSN programs prepare professional nurses at the graduate level for essential leadership roles in nursing administration, education, and advanced nursing practice. Graduate level coursework is designed to foster exchange and learning between nursing, education, and business administration programs. This interdisciplinary approach broadens and enriches the healthcare perspectives of the graduates. Applicants to any of these programs must have completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing and meet additional admission requirements. Information on each of the MSN programs can be found on the Graduate Nursing website (Please click here).

General Core Courses

Direct Care Core Courses

Family Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Year

NURS 720 - Care of Young Adults, Prim Care Thr (includes 200 practicum hours with younger adults in primary care settings)
NURS 721 - Care of Older Adults, Prim Care Thr (includes 200 practicum hours with older adults in primary care settings)
NURS 735 - Care of Women/Child in Pc, Theory (2 credits theory on pediatrics and women’s health)
NURS 736 - Care of Women/Child in Pc, Practicum (3 credits; 150 practicum hours with pediatrics and women’s health)
NURS 733 - Fnp Capstone, Seminar & Internship (includes 100 practicum hours in family practice settings)