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Nursing: Nurse Administration, M.S.N. – Online

Program Overview

Empower yourself as a leader in health care with our Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) with a specialty in Nursing Administration. This 100% online program is designed for registered nurses seeking to transition into leadership and administrative roles such as Nurse Executive, Nurse Manager, Quality Improvement Manager, Ambulatory Care Manager and more.

Program Highlights

  • Prepare for advanced practice in key areas such as leadership, finance, quality improvement, and health care policy.
  • Flexible format designed for working professionals, allowing you to complete the program in 27 months part-time. Courses follow a standard college semester timeframe.
  • Specialty courses offered alternate years, with admission open for most semesters.
  • Gain critical skills for in-demand positions in the growing field of Nursing Administration.

Program Contact

Tyeisha Washington

Enrollment Team

online@charlotte.edu

704-687-5235

Nurse Administration, M.S.N. at a Glance

Start your journey toward advanced leadership in nursing with the UNC Charlotte Nurse Administration M.S.N. program and make a lasting impact on health care delivery.

Delivery
Online
Credits
36 Credit Hours
Admits
Spring, Summer & Fall
Courses

This program requires completion of 36 credit hours in approved courses including:

Core Courses: (9 credit hours)

System Core Courses (6 credit hours)

Specialty Courses (18 credit hours)

Capstone Courses (3 credit hours)

Additional Degree Requirements:

Admissions & Requirements

In addition to the general requirements for admission to the Graduate School, the following are required for admission to the M.S.N. in Nursing: Nurse Administrator:

Application Deadlines

Applicants can apply via the UNC Charlotte Graduate Admissions website.

What Can You Do With Your Nursing Administration M.S.N. from UNC Charlotte?

UNC Charlotte’s M.S.N. graduates advance their nursing careers by working for health care providers such as:

Our M.S.N. graduates have job titles such as:

Strong salary expectations

Lightcast, a global leader in labor market analytics research, collects job and salary data from UNC Charlotte graduates. Lightcast sampled graduates of our M.S.N. program and found the average annual estimated wage to be approximately $111,900.

Tuition

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.

Already a 49er? Early Entry Option Available

Exceptional undergraduate students in UNC Charlotte’s Nursing program may apply to the Early Entry Program to begin work toward a Master’s in Nursing graduate degree before completion of the bachelor’s degree.