The three concentrations offered in the MSN Program are:

• Family Nurse Practitioner leading to certification as a family nurse practitioner,
• Nursing Education, leading to certification as a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE), and
• Holistic Nursing, initiates eligibility criteria for certification in holistic nursing (additional criteria beyond education required).

All three concentrations are offered both as the major degree and as post-graduate certificates. Flexible scheduling of courses includes both day, evening and online class options for students, with students participating in both part-time and full-time study.

Our MSN Students learn-

• To conduct comprehensive and systematic assessments as a foundation for clinical decision making
• To apply and transfer knowledge of illness and disease management to provide safe evidence based care to diverse populations, perform risk assessments, and design plans or programs or care
• To synthesize epidemiological, social, and environmental data in drawing inferences regarding the health status of various populations and interventions to promote and preserve health and health lifestyles.
• To operationalize knowledge and skills in education, economics, business principles, and systems in the evaluation of interventions.