An examination of nursing research basic principles. This undergraduate research course provides students with the ability to evaluate research and evidence-based research findings for the purpose of improving nursing practice.

This courses focuses on population-based nursing. Using a public health perspective, the course focuses on health problems in the community, as well as examinations of local health problems, national health problems and global health problems. Issues related to vulnerable populations, social justice, ethics, economics and health care policy are considered. Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention strategies are integrated throughout the course.

This course focus on application of concepts learned in NU 411. Students learn to apply these concepts in planning population-based nursing care in community settings.

This course focuses on the roles and responsibilities related to leadership and management in nursing practice. This includes the impact of nursing management theories, leadership in nursing, processes in nursing practice and the delivery of health care within organizations.

An examination of the basic principles of nursing research that provides students with the ability to evaluate research and evidence-based research findings for the purpose of improving nursing practice.

This nursing clinicals course focuses on applying and integrating knowledge gained in previous coursework within a primary, secondary or tertiary care setting, allowing students to enhance the skills necessary to function in a professional role. The student focuses their nursing training on a selected area of practice within the current health care environment.