M.S. IN NURSING – GENERALIST (MSN)

Franklin University

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Medical & Health Sciences

Study Programme Details

City:

Country: United States

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session, Summer Session, Spring Session

Study Format: Part Time

Mode of Study: Online

Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

18 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Aspire to specialize, lead, or pursue a doctoral degree in nursing? The M.S. in Nursing – Generalist (MSN) from Franklin University is your pathway to excellence in diverse healthcare organizations and educational settings. This program equips you with the advanced knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare.

Overview

In an era of evolving legislation, increasing costs, and the challenges posed by an aging population, registered nurses with a Master of Science in Nursing – Generalist (MSN) from Franklin University stand ready to meet the demand for quality patient care and advanced leadership in healthcare. This 18-month program blends online courses with a 12-week practicum, offering a comprehensive experience that enhances critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor’s or associate degree/diploma from a CHEA-recognized institution with a minimum GPA of 2.75.
Conditional enrollment for applicants with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; petition for lower GPAs.
Maintain licensure throughout the program.
Active, clear/unencumbered RN license in the U.S. or an associate member jurisdiction of NCBSN.
Evidence of equivalent RN licensure or certification for international applicants.
Demonstrate English Language Proficiency.

Role of the Master’s Prepared Nurse
Population-Focused Care
Advanced Pharmacology
Health Policy
Healthcare Analytics

38 Credit Hours

the fee of course is 598USD per credit hours

Future Career Outcomes

Graduates of the MSN – Generalist track emerge as healthcare leaders with advanced patient care skills, research capabilities, and the ability to navigate the dynamic healthcare landscape. They are well-positioned to assume pivotal roles in healthcare administration, education, research, and clinical practice.