The Doctor of Nursing Practice, Nursing Administration Systems Concentration requires a Bachelor of Science, Nursing as the entry point for the degree. The program consists of a total of 64 to 67 credit hours of study with 1,000 clinical residency hours required. The following courses are required for degree completion.

Required Courses

NURS 5000 - Conceptual and Theoretical Foundations of Nursing
NURS 5010 - Nursing Research with Statistical Applications
NURS 5150 - Financial Administration for Nurse Executives
NURS 5300 - Theoretical Foundations for Health Systems Administration
NURS 5310 - Advanced Resource Management for Advanced Nursing Practice
NURS 5320 - Consulting and Marketing Skills for Advanced Practice Nursing
NURS 5330 - Introduction to Health Care Information Systems
NURS 5340 - Health Systems Practicum for Advanced Practice Nurses
NURS 7000 - Philosophic Underpinnings for Nursing Practice
NURS 7010 - Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Systems
NURS 7020 - Epidemiology and Health Requisites of Population
NURS 7030 - Meeting Population Demands through Biostatistics
NURS 7040 - Technology and Transformation of Health Care
NURS 7050 - Leadership in Complex Health Care Systems
NURS 7060 - Health Care Policy and Economics
NURS 7070 - Translational Evidence-Based Residency I
NURS 7090 - Translational Project
NURS 7080 - Translational Evidence-Based Residency II
NURS 7091 - Translational Project I
NURS 7092 - Translational Project II
NURS 7093 - Translational Project III
NURS 7094 - Translational Project IV

Electives

Six credit hours of electives are required. Approval from the Director is required.

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