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.
