The primary goal of the MA Nursing program is to prepare qualified nurses for clinical specialization and leadership in any of the following major fields: Adult Health Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Maternal and Child Nursing, Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing, Nursing Administration, and School Health Nursing. This can be attained through:

1. Increased competence in a major field in nursing;

2. Increased understanding of theories, research principles, methodologies and their applications, and utilization of research findings to develop and improve nursing practice;

3. Critical thinking about current problems and issues affecting the nursing profession and the health care delivery system;

4. Broader understanding of a related discipline as a further base for specialization in nursing;

5. Innovative measures in the delivery of health care services; and

6. Independent nursing practice

Explore the curriculum of the tracks in the MA Nursing program. 

MA Nursing – Adult Health Nursing Track
MA Nursing – Maternal and Child Nursing Track
MA Nursing – Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing Track
MA Nursing – Public Health Nursing Track
MA Nursing – Nursing Administration Track