College of Nursing > Nursing Education, MSN
Program Description
The primary educational objective of the Master of Science in Nursing program is to increase the career and educational opportunities available to registered nurses in the university’s service region. Graduates of the program will have a broader understanding of the nursing profession and will bring that understanding to the practice of nursing in their places of employment. Graduates will be prepared to assume some leadership and management roles.
The Master of Science in Nursing program is designed to build upon the BSN degree. Students in this program are prepared to function at advanced levels with an expanded knowledge of theory, research and clinical application. Graduates are prepared to provide evidenced based health care and to work on collaborative teams. Each graduate will be able to function in an advanced practice role as a nurse educator.
The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Nurse Education degree program is designed to prepare nurses to practice as educators in nursing programs, to enhance advanced critical thinking skills in nursing through the study of theory and research, and to apply the systematic application of knowledge and skills in nursing practice, evidence based practice, and nursing role as a Nurse Educator.
To find out about the MSN program requirements, click Program Requirements or email nursing@uh.edu for general information.