MSN

Master of Science in Nursing

A values-based, multi-disciplinary online MSN program for working professionals.   

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program is a "life-paced" online program designed for working nurses who need to maintain commitments and remain on the job while developing leadership skills for health care systems, multi-cultural settings, school nurse settings, and the non-profit sector. 

We offer a traditional curriculum plan which is one course a semester (48 months) or an accelerated curriculum plan which is two courses a semester (24 months). The pace is up to you!

This CCNE accredited program adopted the sacred covenant model of nursing and is rooted deeply in the principles of service, empathy, agape love, and empowerment to bring people and communities to wholeness and healing. 

Graduate Programs

About our Online MS in Nursing Program

Be part of our community of online learners! Graduates praise the values-based program that provided a supportive network for their professional exploration and development.

What is unique about EMU’s MSN Program?

  • An interprofessional focus means you’ll study business, education, conflict transformation, and nursing.
  • Our sacred covenant framework of nursing is based on faith and values, high professional standards, and bringing people to wholeness and healing.
  • Small class sizes enhance community-building.
  • Earn your clinical hours in your own work setting!
  • Our hybrid program is primarily online distance learning with some virtual classes.
  • EMU’s expert nursing faculty often have extensive cross-cultural experience.
  • Clinical hours are arranged near the student’s residence in collaboration among student, faculty, agency, and preceptor.
  • Students develop leadership skills incorporated with the EMU nursing values of justice, cultural humility, and human worth.
  • Students interact with fellow students from diverse health care settings, roles, and geographic locations that provides for a broader view of health care leadership.

You’ll be part of a community of adult learners collaborating and finding strategic ways to improve the healthcare system. Many students, part time or fulltime, earn a majority of the required 250 clinical hours in their own work setting!

Our Approach to Nursing Studies

 

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