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Graduate Certificate in Nursing Education

Thomas University offers Nurse Education and Nursing Administration Graduate Certificate programs with graduate-level academic credit in either field of study. The purpose of the certificate program is to provide the fundamental graduate-level academic foundation for bachelor’s-prepared Registered Nurses interested in these fields.


Program Advantages:

  • Small class sizes - personalized student-faculty interaction
  • Interactive online component in all classes
  • Many classes meet just once/month - creating little disruption to work schedule
  • All certificate courses will count toward the MSN degree at TU

For more information, e-mail TU Admissions or call 229-227-6925.

Graduate Certificate Brochure (PDF)


Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

  • Possess the values of leadership, open-mindedness, independence, accountability, competency, and interdisciplinary collaboration (SREB).
  • Function in the roles of teacher, scholar, and collaborator. (SREB)
  • Implement the NLN Nurse Educator Core Competencies:
    • Facilitate learning by creating an environment that allows students to achieve the desired cognitive, affective, and psychomotor outcomes.
    • Facilitate learner development through engaging activities that foster individual learning styles
    • Appropriately assess and evaluate student learning
    • Engage in on-going curriculum development and program evaluation
    • Model the role of change agent and leader
    • Commit to quality improvement through lifelong learning, self assessments, and continuous role socialization
    • Engage in scholarship through inquiry, design, and dissemination
    • Function within the educational environment through social and political partnerships (NLN).

 


 

Completion Requirements

The certificate will require 12 semester credit hours with a grade of “B” or better.

  • NSG604 Information Technology in Nursing Administration and Education...3
  • NSG620 Teaching Strategies in Nursing...3
  • NSG622 Curriculum Development, Assessment, and Evaluation in Nursing Education...3
  • NSG640 Nursing Education Internship...3

 

Course substitutions may be possible at the discretion of the Nursing Chair based on prior graduate courses completed and/ or experiential learning experiences.