Student Learning Outcomes

Master of Science in Nursing
End of Program Student Learning Outcomes

1. Integrate theoretical models from nursing science and related disciplines to guide practice that is designed to promote the health and wellness of clients across the lifespan, and the application of methodologies in nursing education.   
2. Utilize evidence-based practices to promote the development of professional nursing roles, ensure quality improvement, client safety, and the application of best practices.   
3. Translate current research evidence into practice to improve policies, procedures, and practices in clinical and educational settings.    
4. Employ communication technologies and information systems to improve outcomes in nursing education and in practice settings.     
5. Advocate for policies that improve health outcomes for vulnerable and underserved populations, and the profession of nursing.    
6. Demonstrate organizational and systems leadership in nursing education, and in clinical practice to improve the quality of care to clients.   
7. Engage in interprofessional collaboration for the improvement of health and learning outcomes of individuals and populations.   
8. Demonstrate cultural competence, high-quality nursing care, and educational standards in the design and delivery of health care services to vulnerable and underserved populations.   
9. Incorporate legal and ethical principles in clinical practice and nursing education.