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MSN NURSE EDUCATOR

ACCREDITATIONOur program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

The Master of Science in Nursing Nurse Educator Program is accelerated, aff ordable and the majority of the coursework is off ered online. Students complete the program with a preceptor on site. At UNCW, our main focus is making sure you succeed. With the instruction and mentorship of our faculty—who are experienced nurse educators—you will acquire the necessary tools and knowledge to successfully teach a new generation of nurses and staff .

WHAT DO NURSE EDUCATORS DO?

Our Mission: � e School of Nursing’s goal is to educate nursing and clinical research professionals through excellence in teaching, scholarship, service, and community

engagement. Emphasis is placed on educating individuals to improve health outcomes and quality of life in diverse populations.

DIVERSE STUDENTSStudents come from diverse health care settings to learn the basics of nursing education to prepare them for future teaching-learning situations.

Our program will prepare you for high-demand careers in academic, hospital, home-health or government settings.

Program advantages:

• Majority of coursework is online with an in-person practicum

• Complete in as few as 12 months

• Pay by the course

• CCNE accredited

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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MSN NURSE EDUCATOR MSN NURSE EDUCATOR COURSES

Questions? Contact Erica Green, UNCW Senior Regional Educational Specialist at erica.green@apdegrees.com.

For more information about this � eld, career options, professional opportunities and the UNCW program, go to uncw.edu/chhs/son/academic/nursing-MSN/nurse-ed.html

Course # Course Title 33 CREDIT HOURS

NSG 512 Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics

NSG 514 Pathophysiology for Advanced Practice Nurses

NSG 510 Advanced Health Assessment & Diagnostic Reasoning

NSG 593 Collaboration for Population Health, Finance & Policy

NSG 513 Foundations & Evidence-Based Practices for Nursing Education Didactic Instruction

NSG 524 Foundations & Evidence-Based Practices for Nursing Education Clinical Instruction

NSG 525 Foundations & Evidence-Based Practices for Nursing Education Distance Learning

NSG 501 Health Care & Nursing Practice Informatics & Technology

NSG 596 Nursing Education Practicum I

NSG 597 Nursing Education Practicum II

500-level Nursing Elective

• Baccalaureate degree in nursing from a regionally accredited institution

• No GRE required with 3.0 GPA

• Admission will be considered with 2.7 GPA • and average score of 400 on the MAT or a

mean score of 150 on the verbal reasoning and 150 on the quantitative reasoning for

• the GRE.

• Current unrestricted North Carolina RN license or RN license from an affi liated compact state

• Completed Graduate School application, including offi cial transcript(s) of all college

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

North Carolina residents tuition: $8,331. Non-North Carolina resident tuition and fees: $29,691. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

• Knowledge, skills and confi dence for a leadership role in academia, staff development and the greater nursing community

• The ability to eff ectively teach didactic, clinical and distance nursing education courses

• Partially fulfi ll eligibility requirements for the Certifi ed Nurse Educator (CNE®) Exam

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM AN MSN NURSE EDUCATOR DEGREE?

UNCW is an EEO/AA institution. UNCW does not discriminate on the basis of sex. Questions regarding Title IX may be referred to TitleIX@uncw.edu.

We recommend you ask your institution to send your transcript in an electronic (secure PDF) format to gradtranscripts@uncw.edu.

If sending documents in a paper format, be sure the transcript is printed on security paper and sent in a sealed envelope with the university registrar’s or HS counselor’s signature to:

UNCW Graduate School Attn: Kimberly Goerne Harris 601 S. College Rd. Wilmington, NC 28403-5955

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