Bachelor's degree in related field of study
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TOEFL iBT: 80
TOEFL Essentials: 8.5
IELTS (International English Language Testing System): 6.5
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic: 59
Duolingo English Test (English Proficiency Test): 105
WHY GET A DIRECT ENTRY NURSING MASTER’S DEGREE?
Whether you’re looking for a change or to advance your career, our direct entry Master of Nursing program will help you pursue advanced-practice nursing qualifications without a prior bachelor’s or graduate degree in the field. This program offers the clinical nurse leader (CNL) track, which will prepare you for clinical leadership roles, giving you the ability to manage and solve complex patient problems in a range of healthcare settings. You’ll work directly with clinicians to help manage the delivery of patient care, including the development and implementation of treatment plans and the evaluation of their success.
WHY GET YOUR MASTER’S DEGREE IN NURSING AT UNH?
The direct entry Master of Nursing is completed in just five semesters, including two summer sessions. You’ll complete the NCLEX-RN exam during the course of the program, achieving your license to practice as a registered nurse. In your final semester, you’ll sit for the national clinical nurse leader exam, allowing you to graduate with both a master’s degree and your CNL certification. You’ll complete an immersion experience of approximately 300 clinical hours, gaining valuable hands-on experience in the field. Full-time undergraduate students enrolled at UNH also may apply for accelerated admission to this graduate program.
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Degree Requirements
NURS 801, Health Policy and Nursing Practice
NURS 807, Pathophysiology and Pharmacology
NURS 811, Clinical Reasoning Through Simulation
NURS 813, Health Assessment and Clinical Nursing Theory
NURS 813C, Health Assessment and Clinical Nursing (90 clinical hours)
NURS 822, Chronic Disease Management
NURS 826, Caring for People with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness
NURS 826C, Caring for People with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness Clinical (90 clinical hours)
NURS 827, Managing Acute and Complex Care of Individuals
NURS 827C, Managing Acute and Complex Care of Individuals Clinical (90 clinical hours)
NURS 831, Childbearing and Childrearing Families
NURS 831C, Childbearing and Childrearing Families Clinical (90 clinical hours)
NURS 835, Leadership in Healthcare
NURS 844, Population Health
NURS 902, Advanced Physical Assessment
NURS 908, Advanced Physiology & Pathophysiology Across the Lifespan
NURS 952, Clinical Nursing Leadership
NURS 952C, Clinical Nursing Leadership Clinical (300 clinical hours)
NURS 953, Promoting Quality Management
NURS 958, Clinical Nurse Leader Capstone (project plus 200 clinical hours)
NURS 968, Foundations of Evidence Based Practice
Clinical nurse leader (CNL)
Community and public health facilities
Education
Healthcare administration
Home healthcare services
Outpatient care
Research
Medical insurance: 1999USD/year
