Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
For working nurses, Bellin College offers a Master of Science in Nursing degree, allowing nurses to acquire expertise in nursing leadership as they prepare to assume positions as educators or administrators.
The 38-credit MSN program is designed to be responsive to the registered nurse with multiple role responsibilities and a need for flexibility. All MSN courses are offered in eight-week terms with two terms in a semester and one term during the summer. Courses are also offered in two formats: on campus in a compressed scheduling format or through web-based courses. Students can opt to take all on-campus courses, all web-based courses, or a combination of both to progress more rapidly through the curriculum. These delivery options are designed to allow working registered nurses to pursue graduate studies with minimal interruption of professional, family, or community obligations.
Bellin College is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
MSN Program Options
- Educator Track
The educator track prepares future nursing educators with theoretical and practical experiences designed to equip the professional nurse to work in varied educational settings.
MSN Program Resources
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