PhD: Curriculum
This program is designed to prepare clinical nurse scientists to assume professional roles in academic and research settings with the purpose of engaging in a life of scholarly inquiry.
Course Requirements
67 credits at the doctoral level
EPI 808: | Biostatistics I |
EPI 808: | Biostatistics II |
NUR 920: | Translation of Research and Scientific Knowledge to a Community Setting |
NUR 921: | Scientific Foundations of Nursing Knowledge Development |
NUR 924: | Designing Interventions for Improving Health Outcomes |
NUR 930: | Methods in Clinical Research |
NUR 940: | Research Practicum |
NUR 950: | Nursing Research Seminar I |
NUR 951: | Nursing Research Seminar II |
NUR 999: | Nursing Dissertation |
Minimum of 6 credits in Advanced Research Methodology and Analysis selected by Student and Guidance Committee | |
Electives: Selected by Student and Guidance Committee |
Students who have not completed a master's degree in nursing may be required to complete additional coursework as identified by their Faculty Advisor and Program Guidance Committee.
Optional College of Nursing Certification in College Teaching Program (CCTP)
NUR 861: | Curriculum Design |
NUR 866: | Academic and Clinical Teaching in Nursing Education |
Demonstration of 5 Core Competencies | |
Portfolio |
For more information on CCTP review, click here for a complete description.