The University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing can prepare you for a career as a nurse manager. The Master of Science in Administration (MSN) incorporates contemporary management theory and core competencies, enabling our graduates to function in a variety of health care settings.
The MSN in Administration program builds on a foundation of undergraduate nursing education and practical experience. Our graduates gain advanced knowledge and skills to function in leadership and management roles in the constantly changing healthcare environment.
Key elements of UT-Arlington's MSN in Administration Academic Partnership program include:
- Course content delivered via a blended learning model and online technology-enhanced courses with UT Arlington faculty supervised clinical experiences at partner hospitals throughout the state
- An instructional format not linked to traditional semester schedules, which allows students to enter and progress through the program in an expedited manner
- Clinical experiences in the healthcare partner's facilities enhancing the graduate's readiness to practice in a management role
Take advantage of the high-quality nursing curriculum!
Course Information
The Master of Science in Administration program consists of 11 required nursing courses and 2 upper division electives. Nursing courses vary in length from 5 to 10 weeks. Students must follow the exact sequence of courses as prescribed by the College of Nursing. The MSN in Administration program can be completed in as little as 18 months.
The MSN in Administration program consists of four blocks of courses.
View upcoming start dates and courses being offered for Fall 2010 (.PDF)
Download the list of required textbooks for the Nursing Courses (.pdf)