United States
Qualification
Doctoral Degree (PhD)
Study mode
Full-time, Part-time
Duration
5 years
Intakes
August
Tuition fee (local)
Information not available
Tuition fee (foreign)
Information not available
Entry Requirements
- M.S.N., M.S. or higher from an accredited institution
- Unencumbered A.P.R.N. license
- Current certification in area of practice
- One year experience as an A.P.R.N.
- Health and safety
- GPA of 3.0 (cumulative Master’s or higher)
- Official TOEFEL score (Minimum of 100 total score on the TOEFEL Internet-based test, minimum of 250 total score computer-based TOEFEL or minimum of 600 total score on the paper-based TOEFEL required)
- Transcripts from graduate coursework
- Curriculum vitae or resume
- Sample of formal scholarly paper (thesis, project or paper)
- Three letters of recommendation from faculty or professionals
- Essay (500 word statement of educational goals to include evidence of potential dissertation/residence project)
- Completed application and related fees
- Interview (face-to-face or via video conferencing)
Curriculum
- Applied Research
- Outcomes of Health Care in a Global Society
- Doctoral Seminar I
- Advanced Health Care Policy, Law and Ethics
- Health Care Organizational Systems
- Doctoral Seminar II
- Biostatistics/Epidemiology
- Designing Theory for Advanced Nursing Practice
- Health Economics, Finance and
- Entrepreneurship
- Doctoral Seminar III
- Doctoral Seminar IV
- Evidence-Based Practice
- DNP Scholarly Project/Residency I
- DNP Scholarly Project/Residency II
- DNP Scholarly Project/Residency III