Nursing, MS (Primarily Online)

Graduatemajor2027 catalogHealth SciencesPrimarily Online48 semester hours totalverified parse

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Professional

• NRSG 5118 — Healthcare System and Professional Role Development
• NRSG 5121 — Epidemiology and Population Health

Clinical

• NRSG 5117 — Advanced Pharmacology
• NRSG 5126 — Pathophysiology for Advanced Practice
• NRSG 7105 — Translating Research Evidence into Practice
• NRSG 7110 — Evidence-Based Practice Research Application

Elective

3 semester hours.

From the catalog

Complete 3 semester hours in the following subject area:

NRSG

Elective (2)

4 semester hours.

From the catalog

Complete 4 semester hours at the graduate level from the following subject area:

NRSG

Concentrations (choose 1)

Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner, Acute Care

• NRSG 6115 — Health Assessment
• NRSG 6222 — Pharmacology of Adults and Older Adults
• NRSG 6220 — Nursing Management: Acute Episodic Illness
• NRSG 6221 — Nursing Management: Critical and Chronic Illness
• NRSG 6241 — Acute-Care Concepts in Nursing Practice
• NRSG 6420 — Adult-Gerontology Acute-Care Nursing Practicum 1
• NRSG 6421 — Adult-Gerontology Acute-Care Nursing Practicum 2
• NRSG 6422 — Adult-Gerontology Acute-Care Nursing Practicum 3

Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care

• NRSG 6115 — Health Assessment
• NRSG 6222 — Pharmacology of Adults and Older Adults
• NRSG 6249 — Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Through the Adult Life Span
• NRSG 6258 — Primary Care Conditions Through the Adult Life Span
• NRSG 6259 — Complex Primary Care Conditions Through the Adult Life Span
• NRSG 6449 — Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Through the Adult Life Span Practicum
• NRSG 6450 — Primary Care Conditions Through the Adult Life Span Practicum
• NRSG 6451 — Complex Primary Care Conditions Through the Adult Life Span Practicum

Family Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care

• NRSG 6115 — Health Assessment
• NRSG 6390 — Family Care of the Adult/Older Adult Patient
• NRSG 6392 — Family Theory
• NRSG 6393 — Family Care of the Pediatric and Adolescent Patient
• NRSG 6397 — Healthcare of Women and the Pregnant Individual in Family Practice
• NRSG 6222 — Pharmacology of Adults and Older Adults
• NRSG 6398 — Prescribing Considerations in the Pediatric and Adolescent Populations
• NRSG 6391 — Practicum for NRSG 6390
• NRSG 6394 — Practicum for NRSG 6393
• NRSG 6396 — Practicum for Women's Health

Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

• NRSG 6116 — Advanced Health Assessment of the Neonate and Infant
• NRSG 6230 — Nursing Management: Critically Ill Neonatal 1
• NRSG 6231 — Nursing Management: Critically Ill Neonatal 2
• NRSG 6232 — Neonatal Pharmacology
• NRSG 6430 — Neonatal Clinical Practicum 1
• NRSG 6431 — Neonatal Clinical Practicum 2
• NRSG 6432 — Neonatal Clinical Practicum 3

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care

• NRSG 6115 — Health Assessment
• NRSG 6262 — Pediatric Pharmacology
• NRSG 6264 — Care of Well Child/Adolescent Health Promotion
• NRSG 6265 — Care of Child/Adolescent Health Problems
• NRSG 6275 — Health Promotion and Preventative Care in Pediatrics in the Context of Community Health
• NRSG 6460 — Pediatric NP Practicum 2
• NRSG 6461 — Pediatric NP Practicum 3

Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

• NRSG 6281 — Dimensions of Clinical Psychiatric Practice
• NRSG 6282 — Clinical Psychopharmacology
• NRSG 6283 — Psychobiological Bases of Mental Health
• NRSG 6286 — Contemporary Psychotherapies—Theory and Practice
• NRSG 6287 — Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology
• NRSG 6115 — Health Assessment
• NRSG 6480 — Psychiatric Practicum across the Life Span 1
• NRSG 6481 — Psychiatric Practicum across the Life Span 2

GPA requirements

• Total program hours vary based on the concentration the student completes Minimum 3.000 GPA required

Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under nursing-ms-primarily-online, and the official page is the authority.