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Master of Science in Nursing — Nurse Anesthesia Curriculum§

The program of study combines online courses with face-to-face courses and clinical experiences offering flexibility to students. The curriculum includes 33 to 91 semester hours distributed as shown below. Requirements for the degree depend on whether the student is currently a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists. Students must choose one (1) of two (2) synthesis options: A thesis or completion of N6105. Information regarding the thesis policy and procedures may be found in MSN Program Policy G6930 (pdf) and the Thesis Manual (pdf).

Each student will be assigned an academic advisor at the time of admission to the program. The student and the academic advisor will complete a degree plan to specify which courses are to be taken to complete the degree requirements. Degree plan policy and procedures may be found in MSN Program Policy G5320 (pdf).

For additional details on preceptorships, review the Preceptor Guidelines (pdf) which provide an outline of preceptor and clinical site selection criteria and the roles and responsibilities of the student, preceptor, faculty, and clinical site in the precepted clinical experience.