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Unlock Your Leadership Potential in Nursing
The field of nursing is ever-evolving, requiring professionals who are not only clinically proficient but also skilled in leadership and administration. The UNC Charlotte Graduate Certificate in Nurse Administration is specifically tailored for current registered nurses holding Bachelor’s degrees who are eager to ascend to leadership roles within their organizations. This program is also an excellent fit for advanced practice nurses with a Master’s degree seeking to broaden their administrative competencies and enhance their ability to manage diverse patient populations and teams effectively.
General requirements for graduate students at UNC Charlotte can be found on the Graduate Admissions website.
In addition to the general requirements for admission to the Graduate School, the following are required for admission to the Graduate Certificate: Nurse Administration program:
The Nurse Administration program consists of 12 semester hours. Students will complete four specialty courses. The certificate can be completed in one year through part-time study. Students in degree programs may be able to (if approved) transfer up to 6 hours from another university. Please consult with your advisor.
Additional Certificate Requirements
Students must maintain a minimum 3.0 (“B”) GPA in their graduate courses, and may not accumulate more than two “C” grades.
Completion of 12 hours required coursework within 4 years.
Applicants can apply via the UNC Charlotte Graduate Admissions website.
Why Choose The UNC Charlotte Nurse Administration Certificate?
Comprehensive Curriculum: Gain in-depth knowledge in managing personnel, overseeing patient care operations, and navigating the complexities of health care administration.
Advance Your Career: This program equips RNs with the necessary leadership and management skills to take on administrative roles, opening doors to new career opportunities.
Flexible Learning: Our fully online curriculum allows you to balance work, life, and education, enabling you to progress at a pace that suits your professional and personal commitments.
Resident: $288.82 per credit hour
Outside of NC Non-Resident: $536.98 per credit hour
Non Resident: $1,098.21 per credit hour
Please note: Rates are subject to change.