20 Nursing Management Degree Programs

This MSc offers a taught programme of study that sets out to nurture emerging and innovative professional practitioners. It is delivered through five specialist pathways which correspond with the key areas of expertise within the School of Nursing and Midwifery.

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The M.S. in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner Across the Lifespan offers nurses the opportunity to provide primary care in family practice settings to individuals and families across the lifespan, promote wellness and disease prevention, meet tomorrow’s health care challenges and provide leadership in the delivery of quality health care.

George Mason University's Doctor of Nursing Practice program prepares nurses for the highest level of practice, emphasizing leadership, evidence-based care, and advocacy. Taught by faculty who are experienced nurses, our rigorous coursework and clinical experiences help you gain the advanced expertise to improve patient outcomes. With four concentrations available, George Mason empowers you to tailor your studies and graduate with a specialized degree for the next step in your career.

The Nursing (NURS) program at Skagit Valley College (SVC) offers a Registered Nursing, AAS degree for nurses who have graduated from a PN program and have a current Washington State unencumbered LPN license. The LPN to RN focuses on the second year of Registered Nursing courses.

This transfer degree is intended to prepare students for licensure as a registered nurse, as well as for entry into a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) completion degree. Although this associate's degree will be granted to SVC nursing students with a cumulative 3.0 GPA, entry into a BSN program may require a higher GPA for admission. Minimum GPA requirements are established by each receiving institution. Meeting SVC’s minimum GPA requirements does not guarantee admission into a BSN program.

The Masters of Science in nursing administration (MSN) program can prepare students for a career as a nurse manager. The MSN incorporates contemporary management theory and core competencies, enabling our graduates to function in a variety of health care settings.

This program prepares you for the nursing licensure exam and works in a wide range of health care environments – from hospitals and schools to government agencies and ambulatory care.

The nursing profession is one of the cornerstones of modern health care. Lethbridge College and the University of Lethbridge have teamed up to offer a collaborative program that offers excellent education opportunities.

The Nursing Administration (NA) program at the LLU School of Nursing prepares students for important leadership roles that ensure quality performance in high-level patient care and support nurses’ practice, student education, and fostering a culture of research.

UB’s nursing program prepares students for impactful careers in healthcare. As a nurse, you'll provide essential patient care during critical moments. With a nursing degree, you’ll be ready to navigate a complex healthcare system, ensuring job security and opportunities to lead and grow throughout your career.

The Master's in Nursing Administration and Management (MSN) program is designed to equip registered nurses with advanced leadership skills to assume managerial roles within healthcare settings. The pr...

The Nursing Leadership & Administration MSN program is designed to prepare registered nurses for leadership roles in healthcare settings, emphasizing advanced knowledge in management, policy, and clin...

The Master’s Nursing program at the Hungkuang University College of Nursing aims at educating students to become Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs), who have corresponding professional function roles as Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS) and/or Nurse Practitioners (NP).

The Master of Nursing Practice is a pathway for graduates of any Bachelor's degree to pursue a career as a registered nurse in Aotearoa New Zealand. Nurses support people and whānau. They work in person-centred partnerships to deliver safe and equitable healthcare. They can practice across an array of health settings and are responsive to the healthcare needs of our country’s diverse population.