Nursing, MS-DNP (Online)
Our Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program is designed to give experienced nurses the knowledge, skills, and judgment competencies required for leading the way to the future of clinical nursing and health care delivery systems. The DNP program prepares advanced practice nurses for roles in health systems leadership, policy development, and interdisciplinary collaboration that focus on:
- improving health care quality,
- increasing health care access to all communities and groups,
- and applying theories of health care delivery.
The program enrolls highly skilled and motivated masters-level-prepared advanced practice nurses. Once enrolled, students are welcomed into a diverse community of students and faculty. Students will gain added insights and understanding through collaborations with the PhD program and other university programs.
Courses are offered online with periodic campus visits. Part-time students will graduate in three to four years. For more information, including courses and application, visit the College of Advancing and Professional Studies.
