MSN End of Program Student Learning Outcomes

MSN graduates will: 

I. Interpret theories and concepts from nursing the arts, humanities, sciences, and evidence-based practice to guide clinical judgment in nursing practice 

II. Support person-centered care while respecting diversity and the unique determinants of individuals and populations 

III. Incorporate leadership and collaborative roles in the planning, providing, and managing of services to influence policy for individuals, families, and populations 

IV. Develop authentic leadership within complex health systems to improve safe, cost-effective, and quality health care for diverse populations 

V. Model professionalism in nursing practice through accountability to ethical and legal standards 

VI. Evaluate critical inquiry to advance the discipline and profession of nursing 

VII. Incorporate information systems and technology to evaluate programs of care, outcomes of care and care systems