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Nursing Education Nurture the next generation of nurses. Just as critical as the nursing shortage is the shortage of qualified nurse educators to train the next generation. Wilkes’ Master’s of Science Program in Nursing Education provides a foundation for doctoral study and continuing professional development. In addition to core courses, the nursing education core includes study in nursing curriculum development, teaching methodologies and strategies, evaluation and role of the nurse educator, as well as clinical practice in education. MS students with a concentration in nursing education prepare for careers as nurse educators in practical nursing, associate degree or bachelor’s degree programs; as in-service educators and staff development coordinators; as a staff educator in a hospital, rehabilitation center or public-health or home-health agency; or as a nurse researcher. Admission requirements:
Course of study Each student’s program will be tailored to meet individual professional goals and program requirements. Core courses: NSG 501 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing NSG 502 Application of Nursing Research NSG 504 Advanced Role Development in Nursing NSG 505 Current Perspectives in Nursing NSG 533 Pharmacotherapeutics for Nursing NSG 590 Scholarly Project Nursing Education Core: NSG 540 The Nursing Curriculum: Developmental Implementation NSG 541 Teaching Methodologies and Strategies in Nursing NSG 542 Evaluation in Nursing Education NSG 543 The Nurse Educator Role NSG 544 Clinical Practice in Education NSG 545 Clinical Practice in Education
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