Ph.D. in Nursing

Student Learning Outcomes

Students graduating from this program will:

  • Conduct rigorous, original research
  • Disseminate scholarly work to a wide audience
  • Contribute to the professional growth of others through leadership and mentoring activities
  • Bridge research, practice, and policy gaps

Program Requirements

BSN-PhD/Pre-requisite Coursework

NURSE 5527Cultural Diversity & Values3
NURSE 5528Healthcare Policy & Advocacy3
NURSE 5550Theoretical Foundations in Nursing3
NURSE 5555Nursing Research3
Total Credits12

PhD Core Coursework

NURSE 5603Research Institute I2
NURSE 5604Research Institute II2
NURSE 5608Theory Development I3
NURSE 5610Theory Development in Nursing II3
NURSE 5612Statistics I3
NURSE 5622Statistics II3
NURSE 5631State of the Science3
NURSE 5668Quantitative Research3
NURSE 5670Qualitative Research Methods3
NURSE 5666Designing Nursing Research3
NURSE 5698Ethical Conduct of Research3
NURSE 5633Philosophy of Science3
NURSE 5662Psychometrics3
NURSE 5665Social Justice in Nursing and Health Research3
Collateral Coursework in Research Project Area 19
NURSE 5699Dissertation Research12
Additional Coursework (if needed)
Directed Scholarly Activity
Total Credits61
1

Collateral coursework is identified and selected during NURSE 5603 with the guidance from individual committee chair.