Introduction

Graduate School of Nursing

Introduction to the Graduate School of Nursing

To cultivate nursing leaders based on Christian values who excel in practice, education, and research, and contribute to the development of healthcare delivery systems.

Educational Purpose:

To train competent nursing leaders who contribute to nursing development through:

1. Establishing a specialized knowledge system for advanced nursing.

2. Conducting research to advance theory and practice.

3. Developing and demonstrating leadership strategies as nursing professionals.

Degree Programs:

Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.): - 2 years (4 semesters)

Graduate school	graduation credits	graduation credits	Sortation	credits	detailed major
Graduation Requirements	Thesis Option:	30 credits	1. core 2. major-required 3. major-elective 4. for spiritual training	8 9 15 P/NP	- Nursing Management - Adult Nursing - Pediatric Nursing - Women's Health Nursing - Psychiatric Nursing - Community Health Nursing
Graduation Requirements	Non-Thesis Option:	33 credits	1. core 2. major-required 3. major-elective 4. for spiritual training	3 9 21 P/NP