Master of Science in Nursing
At a Glance
Core Curriculum
The graduate nursing programs exemplify the tradition of excellence in nursing education, practice and research at Thomas Jefferson University. The challenging curricula and outstanding faculty assist students to identify professional career goals and to develop strategies to meet those goals. Most of our graduate students are working professionals with busy lifestyles and multiple roles; full-time (two-year) and part-time (three-year) study options are available.
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Core Curriculum
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| NU 717: Health and Social Policy | 3 |
| NU 603 Research For Advanced Nursing Practice I | 3 |
| NU 605: Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse | 3 |
| NU 696: Leadership and Critical Decision Making | 3 |
| NU 704: Philosophy, Foundations, and Methods for Evidence-based Practice | 3 |
| NU 713: Digital Transformation in Healthcare: Trends and Opportunities | 3 |
| Total | 18 |
In addition to the core curriculum, specialty curriculum consists of 18 credits for all degrees except for Nurse Anesthesia (CRNA), which consists of 74 credits. Dual specialty degrees are available.
MSN students are eligible for 9-12 transfer credits toward the Masters of Public Health based on their areas of specialty.