Nursing Education Graduate Certificate

Program Overview

College of Natural and Health Sciences

The Certificate in Nursing Education is designed to provide master's and doctorate-prepared nurses with advanced knowledge in nursing education. The courses are all online; at least 9 credit hours of graduate level course work in nursing education or approved related courses from UNC are completed to earn the certificate. At least six credits must be taken in the School of Nursing. Selection of courses is tailored to meet student needs. Students must complete each course with a grade of "B" or better.

Admission

General Graduate Certificate Admission Requirements

Program Requirements

Applicants must have a master's in nursing and have/maintain an unencumbered RN license. Application materials are available on the UNC School of Nursing home page athttp://www.unco.edu/nhs/nursing. If not currently enrolled in a nursing program at UNC, students must be admitted by the Graduate School and by the School of Nursing before enrolling in courses. Completed applications are submitted electronically and will be considered on an open schedule.

Certificate Requirements — 9 Credits

Take a minimum of three of the following courses:

NURS 631	Teaching Strategies for Practice and Academic Settings to Improve the Quality and Safety of Care	3
	or
NURS 741	Evidence-Based Teaching	3
NURS 679	Technology in Healthcare Education	3
NURS 760	Advanced Nursing Curriculum Design and Program Evaluation	3
NURS 780	The Professorial Role in Nursing Education	3
PSY 681	Learning and Instruction	3