Southern Nazarene University currently offers a Master of Science in Nursing program with an emphasis on Nursing Education.

The Master of Science in Nursing Education is designed for baccalaureate-educated registered nurses who want to become effective educators in nursing.  The curriculum allows the individual to develop teaching expertise in both academic and clinical settings.

The 39-hour program is comprised of a graduate nursing core (15 credit hours) and an education focus (12 credit hours) presented in a planned sequence, one course (module) at a time.  Each course consists of six weeks of intensive study including weekly classroom sessions, group project activities and directed independent study.  The 6-hour clinical focus and the 6-hour capstone experience are developed independently based on the individual learner’s professional goals and are self-paced.  Enrollment is in the total program rather than individual courses.  

Click here to download a course schedule.

For more information about the SNU Graduate Nursing program in Bethany or Tulsa, contact:

Amy Beaudoin abeaudoi@snu.edu