MS Nursing (Nurse Educator Concentration)
About this Program
The Nurse Educator Concentration prepares graduates to teach and guide future nursing professionals. The program focuses on integrating advanced nursing practices with educational strategies to develop skilled nurse educators.
This program is made available exclusively through our partner institution and processed by the BridgeWay Firm team. All applications and communications must be submitted directly through BridgeWay Firm.
Program Details
Total Credit Hours: 36 semester hours
Core Courses: Includes healthcare informatics, foundational nursing concepts, healthcare policy, and research methods.
Specialized Courses: Focuses on educational strategies specific to nurse educators.
Practicums: Two hands-on experiences to apply educational theories in real-world settings.
Admission Requirements
Degree Holder: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Minimum of 2.5 GPA
CES report assessed by WES or ECE, verifying a U.S. equivalent four-year undergraduate degree.
English Proficiency certification
80 on TOEFL (web-based), 200 (computer version), 520 (paper version)
6.0 on IELTS
105 on Duolingo English Test
59 on Pearson Test of English (PTE).
Current United States Issued RN License number
1-2 years of RN experience, preferably completed within the last year
Outcomes and Benefit of this Program
Graduating with an MS in Nursing with a Nurse Educator concentration offers several key benefits that enhance both professional and personal growth. Here are some of the notable advantages:
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Graduates are prepared for roles beyond traditional nursing duties, including positions as faculty in nursing schools, staff development educators in healthcare facilities, and educational roles in various healthcare settings.
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The program equips nurses with the skills to lead educational programs and mentor other nursing professionals, contributing to workforce development and improving patient care outcomes.
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The average annual salary for nurse educators is around $82,040, with potential to earn more depending on location and experience.
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Many programs offer online classes and flexible scheduling, allowing you to balance work and studies effectively. The practicum component is often tailored to match your career goals, providing practical experience in your chosen area.
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Completing the program prepares you for national certification as a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE), which can enhance your professional credibility and marketability.
