Graduate Minor in Nursing Education
The Graduate Minor in Nursing Education is open to graduate students in the Sinclair School of Nursing as well as nurses interested in teaching in a school of nursing who are graduate students in other departments on campus (e.g. Health Education, Public Health, Health Management and Informatics, Human Development and Family Studies, etc.).
Graduate nursing students who already have a MS in Nursing Education or a Graduate Certificate in Nursing Education will not be eligible for a graduate minor in nursing education as their prior graduate coursework is substantively identical to the required courses.
Requirements
The graduate minor in nursing education consists of a minimum of 10 graduate credit hours of nursing education coursework.
| Choose two courses from the following: | ||
| NURSE 8854 | Teaching Strategies in Nursing and Healthcare | 3 |
| NURSE 8864 | Curriculum Development in Nursing | 3 |
| NURSE 8874 | Evaluation Strategies in Nursing and Healthcare | 3 |
| After completion of two core courses, students will complete a faculty supervised 4 credit teaching nursing practicum. Students may select from two practicum courses which best meet their learning needs and professional goals: | ||
| NURSE 8950 | Teaching Nursing Practicum | 4-5 |
| or NURSE 8954 | Distance-Mediated Teaching Nursing Practicum | |
| These aforementioned courses also can be supplemented by problems courses. | ||
For additional information, contact:
Gina Oliver PhD, APRN, FNP-BC, CNE
MU Sinclair School of Nursing
email: olivergm@missouri.edu
phone: 573-884-4544