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Overview

Receive a masters in 16 months, entirely online

Asynchronous courses - with full time and part time options, designed for working professionals

Nurse educators have specialized knowledge and skills for preparing nursing students, practicing nurses, and interprofessional team members to provide quality patient care in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. Nurse educators are needed in academic and clinical settings to facilitate learning that promotes the health of patients, families, communities, and populations.

As a masters student in the Nursing Education track, you will experience:

  • Mentoring and clinical supervision by nursing faculty in a variety of specialties, depending on your specific interest.
  • Preparation for teaching at community colleges, universities, or in clinical practice areas.
  • Online course access, with an opportunity to arrange practicum experiences in your home community.
  • Options for a full-time or part-time program of study.

Learn Advanced Teaching Methods

Learn curriculum design and evaluation, education healthcare technology, and implement evidence-based change.

A Highly-Rated, Nationally Respected University

Learn from expert faculty - with hands-on teaching and leadership experiences, in small class sizes

Funding and Scholarship Opportunities

Available for various needs

Tuition Estimator, U employeees recieve half tuition

Ask us about the Nurse Faculty Loan Program

Information Session

Information sessions are the best way to receive information about the application requirements and admissions process and talk with faculty and current students in the MS programs. Prospective students are encouraged to attend an information session before applying to a graduate program.  

Contact Us

Program Manager
Kristen Mahoney
Email: kristen.mahoney@nurs.utah.edu

Specialty Track Director
Cynthia Beynon PhD, MSN-Ed, RN, CNE
Email: cynthia.beynon@nurs.utah.edu

Office of Student Affairs

Questions for a graduate advisor?
kristen.mahoney@nurs.utah.edu