Master of Science in Nurse Educator Program
About the Program
The Southwest Minnesota State University (SMSU) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Program is a graduate nursing program that prepares advanced, visionary, holistic nurse educators who synthesize scientific evidence for application to nursing and teaching practice. The core framework includes advanced nursing study in leadership, continuous quality improvement, self-care and health promotion, population health, and evidence-based practice. The Nurse Educator specialization consists of academic nursing, professional development nursing, teaching in clinical and community settings, educational theory, instructional technology, curriculum, education assessment/evaluation, and culturally responsive teaching. Using flexible programming and experiences, MSN students develop vital interprofessional collaboration, leadership and communication skills, teaching, and ethical foundations of contemporary nursing.
See what else our program has to offer by checking out our curriculum or taking a look at our Student Handbook.
Cost & Financial Aid
- Graduate Tuition rates at SMSU are AFFORDABLE!
- SMSU offers in-state tuition to nearly everyone. No out state rates! Reciprocity rates may apply.
- U.S. Citizens and eligible noncitizens can apply for Federal Aid with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Also, don’t forget to check out the different Scholarship opportunities available for graduate students.
Program Requirements:
Delivery Options for the Program:
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- unchecked Hybrid
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