Master of Science in Nursing Education
offered by Excelsior

Private University
Estd. 1971

Master of Science in Nursing Education
at
Excelsior
Overview

By developing skilled and effective nurse educators, the program aims to ensure the next generation of nurses is prepared to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare system

Duration	24 months
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master of Science in Nursing Education

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Overview
Highlights
Course Details
Curriculum
Entry Requirements

Master of Science in Nursing Education
at
Excelsior
Highlights

Earn a degree from Excelsior university
Learn from industry experts
Financial aid available

Master of Science in Nursing Education
at
Excelsior
Course details

Skills you will learn

Written Communication Communication skills

Who should do this course?

For individuals who want to enhance their knowledge & skill in the field

What are the course deliverables?

Function as a leader and change agent to promote holistic patient-centered care and population health
Translate evidence to develop health care practices in a culturally and ethnically diverse global society
Synthesize theoretical and empirical knowledge from nursing and other disciplines that are essential for nursing judgment and practice
Integrate specialty practice knowledge to enhance inter-professional collaboration, inform decisions, and improve outcomes
Exemplify professional values and standards, best practices, and the commitment to lifelong learning in the role of the master’s-prepared nurse
Implement the role of master’s-prepared nurse as part of the inter-professional team
Integrate scholarship, a spirit of inquiry, and innovation to support nursing excellence
Apply effective written communication methods to resolve complex problems and organizational issues

More about this course

Master of Science in Nursing Education program prepares you for nurse educator roles in both academic and service settings
You’ll gain knowledge and skills you need in learning theories, teaching strategies, curriculum development, evaluation of learning outcomes, and using technology to support teaching
Online courses, practice experiences, and a robust curriculum prepare you for work in academic settings such as vocational, associate degree, and bachelor degree nursing programs, and in non-academic setting that include staff-development, school nursing, community and public health, nurse recruiter, and clinical settings
The dynamic and challenging curriculum provides a flexible means for registered nurses to earn a master’s degree and preparation for roles as a nurse educator