WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
B-CU's Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Education program is purpose-built for experienced nurses who are ready to step into the classroom, lead healthcare organizations, or advance nursing education in their communities. This 38-credit-hour program develops the pedagogical expertise, curriculum development skills, and leadership capabilities needed to educate and inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Whether you aspire to teach at a university, lead workforce development in a hospital system, or build community-based health education initiatives, this program prepares you to make a lasting, measurable impact on the future of nursing and patient care.
WHERE YOU'LL GO
WHAT YOU'LL MASTER
SAMPLE COURSES
Learning theory, instructional design, curriculum frameworks, and assessment strategies for academic and clinical nursing education settings.
Leadership models, health policy, workforce development, and organizational behavior applied to nursing education administration.
Supervised teaching experience in simulation labs and clinical environments, with structured feedback and competency evaluation.