The Master of Science in Nursing with a Leadership and Management specialization prepares students to make tremendous contributions in healthcare facility operations.
This rigorous program allows students to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in Nursing. Our courses are designed based on the American Nurses Associations (ANA) standards for nurse administrators. The knowledge gained from your studies will enable you to become an effective leader and nurse manager in a variety of settings.
To enroll into WGU Indianas Master of Science in Nursing with a Leadership and Management specialization, students must possess:
Curriculum in the Master of Science in Nursing with a Leadership and Management specialization from WGU Indiana is designed based on the Nursing Educator standards of the National League for Nursing (NLN) and the Masters Essentials for Professional Nursing practice. The knowledge students gain from courses enable them to educate future nurses in a variety of settings and includes:
The complete Master of Science in Nursing with a Leadership and Management specialization from WGU Indiana consists of 144 Competency Units (CUs; i.e., credit equivalents). However, coursework completed at other accredited institutions may waive some requirements. WGU Indiana will conduct a full transcript review to determine if past education is applicable.
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The Master of Science in Nursing from WGU Indiana prepares students to teach new generations of nurses; this rigorous program allows students to earn both a bachelors and a masters degree.
The Master of Science in Nursing (RN to MSN Option) from WGU Indiana prepares students to teach new generations of nurses; this rigorous program allows students to earn both a bachelors and a masters degree.
The Master of Science in Nursing with a Leadership and Management specialization (RN to MSN Option) prepares students to make tremendous contributions in healthcare facility operations.