General

Are your interests across several specialties? Want to design a program that meets your individual needs?  The General Track is for you! Students who choose the Master of Nursing general track can work in a wide range of advanced nursing roles, including population health, global health, informatics, and other specialties.

In this track, you select elective coursework to meet your individual academic and professional goals, in consultation with your adviser and graduate chair. One popular option is focusing in Population Health via our partnership with the UW Seattle DNP Population Health & Systems Leadership program. You can select electives from both our Nurse Educator and Administrative Leadership coursework or choose courses from programs across the University of Washington and beyond.

Students have the first year in the program to determine a pathway (applicants do not need to have decided on a pathway when applying). View the part-time (4-year) and full-time (2-year) program schedules.

Master of Nursing General Track	Credits
Disparity and Social Justice in Health care	4
Ethics and Policy in Advanced Nursing Practice	4
Translational Research I & II	4
Health care Systems Leadership for Advanced Roles	4
Advanced Pathophysiology, Pharmacology and Health Assessment	4
Introduction to Advanced Fieldwork and Capstone	1
Advanced Fieldwork	6
Capstone Project	4
Student select elective coursework with guidance from their graduate faculty advisor	16
Total credits	51

Graduate spotlight

 

 

 

Graduate Arlyce Coumar, combined the nurse educator and population-health courses to develop her own pathway. Read more.

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Updated August 2022