Master of
Science in
Nursing
96
Weeks Duration
96
Credits Total
Full
Distance Delivery
Pioneering Global
Healthcare Leadership
The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) at Southwest University is designed for visionary professionals ready to redefine the future of medical practice. Our curriculum bridges the gap between advanced nursing theory and actionable leadership strategies.
Through our rigorous core courses, we prepare leaders to navigate the complexities of global healthcare systems, ensuring that every graduate is equipped to drive quality improvement and interprofessional collaboration at the highest levels.
Global Impact
Developing solutions for healthcare challenges that transcend borders and populations.
Quality & Safety
Implementing evidence-based protocols that reduce risk and enhance patient outcomes.
Interprofessional Teams
Mastering the art of leading diverse teams toward shared clinical goals.
Outcome Optimization
Using data-driven insights to transform health delivery across urban and rural landscapes.
– The interdisciplinary edge
Master the Science of Nursing
and the Business of Healthcare
Beyond clinical practice, our program emphasizes interdisciplinary leadership. By incorporating MBA and MHA coursework, we empower MSN students to master the administrative and financial complexities of modern medicine. This fusion of expertise sets our graduates apart as versatile innovators in healthcare management.
The Master’s Degree Program in Nursing at Southwest University is pursuing initial accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org). Applying for accreditation does not guarantee that accreditation will be granted.
The Commission acted to continue the current grant of accreditation through February 28, 2029.
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Admission Requirements
BSN Degree
Hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from an accredited institution.
Foreign Transcript Evaluation
Required for all candidates with educational credentials from outside the U.S.
Professional Interview
A panel interview with the nursing faculty to assess leadership potential.
Graduation & Status
GPA Requirement
Cumulative grade point average must be maintained for successful program completion.
Credits Per Term
Full-time enrollment status is required to progress through the cohort-based model.
Program Format
Full distance delivery with synchronous leadership seminars scheduled throughout each semester.
Elevating Professional Outcomes
Our graduates do more than just manage-they lead transformative change. By the end of the program, you will be prepared to:
Leadership Mastery
Direct complex nursing units and healthcare systems with clinical and operational authority.
Outcome Advocacy
Utilize advanced health assessment and quality data to improve patient outcomes on a global scale.
Interprofessional Collaboration
Lead and participate in interprofessional teams that integrate clinical with administrative goals.
A One-of-a-Kind Interdisciplinary Experience
Hear From Our Community.
S. Guerra
ADN Student
“Once you reach your master’s degree, you’re able to expand yourself. You can do administration, become an instructor, become a nurse practitioner…Nursing is just the sky’s the limit.”
Yvette Argumedo
ADN Student
“This program prepared me for real-world nursing by actually doing the skills before going to clinicals. That helped out tremendously. They give really good support and I’m just really lucky to be here. “
Tamika Harmon
Business Management and Healthcare Support
“The program gave me the opportunity within my career, as I’ve been promoted twice. My next step is to get into the bachelor’s program at SU. ”
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