Master of Science in Nursing Program Outcomes

Upon completion of the MSN program, students will be able to:

Promote change in the health care delivery system through an analysis of variables that influence the design and funding of health care systems and policy
Synthesize knowledge from nursing, related sciences, and humanities to enhance health care and advance the practice of nursing
Design strategies to promote collaborative relationships in the delivery of health care
Assume a leadership role in developing and implementing clinical practice programs in the promotion, maintenance, and restoration of health
Demonstrate the use of scholarly inquiry to investigate, propose, and disseminate resolutions to nursing and healthcare issues and to contribute to the body of nursing knowledge
Demonstrate commitment to self-directed, life-long, and continuing personal and professional development
Incorporate the concept of social responsibility into practice through a respect for the whole person and concern for the health and welfare of others
Analyze current and emerging technologies to support practice and advance knowledge in community health, education, and administrative practices.

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