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Holy Family
Master of Science in Nursing Program Description
Students enrolled in the Master of Science in Nursing program at Holy Family University are introduced to an interdisciplinary curriculum grounded by professional nursing standards, ethical and moral precepts, and scientific principles. Students have the opportunity to choose from three areas of concentration: Community Health Nursing, Nursing Education, or Nursing Administration. Each concentration requires 39 credits, distributed as follows:
- The core curriculum requirements provide a strong knowledge foundation in nursing theory, research, health policy, ethics, and health promotion (18 credits)
- Concentration requirements enhance knowledge in areas related to the chosen specialty (6-9 credits)
- Nursing role specialty requirements allow students to focus on developing advanced knowledge, skills, and practical experience in roles related to selected areas of nursing practice (12-15 credits).
Core Requirements (18 credits)
Theoretical Foundations for Nursing |
3 |
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Health Policy, Organization, and Financing |
3 |
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Professional Ethics: Theory and Practice |
3 |
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Health Promotion Across the Lifespan |
3 |
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Research Methods I |
3 |
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Research Methods II |
3 |
