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Graduate Office of Graduate Programs Our master of science in nursing program offers specialization options that include clinical nurse leader, health care systems leadership and advanced practice specialties in nurse-midwifery, children, adults, older adults and acute care. We also offer a direct entry master’s program for non-nurses. If you are an RN, you can complete your undergraduate degree while “jump starting” the master’s program in the RN-BSN-MSN program. If you are an Associate Degree or diploma RN and also have a non-nursing bachelor's degree, you can begin MSN studies after completing only four bridging courses. The joint MBA/MSN program leads to a Master of Science in Nursing degree with a specialization in health care systems leadership and a Master of Business Administration degree. Our faculty and program development initiatives are on the cutting edge, responding to the need for new role preparation to meet evolving health care challenges. The PhD in Nursing degree program, designed to develop teacher-scholars, is built upon the masters level nursing foundation. Doctoral students develop research skills necessary for the discovery and use of new nursing knowledge and for the preparation for teaching roles. Primary program focus is on vulnerable populations (those persons at risk for adverse health outcomes). Graduates will possess competency in the ability to create impact strategies for health disparities affecting our nation. Marquette is committed to diversity in its student population, faculty and staff. We take pride in our personalized approach with students as well as the quality of all program offerings.
Dr. Kerry Kosmoski-Goepfert, PhD, RN Interim Associate Dean for Graduate Programs Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs (414) 288-3869 Dr. Mary Ann Lough, PhD, RN Director, Graduate Program Operations (414) 288-3828 Dr. Margaret J. Bull, PhD, RN, FAAN Director, PhD Program Mrs. Karen Nest Ms. Kelly Hillard PhD Program Assistant (414) 288-3869
Program Learning Outcomes and Performance Indicators:
Health Requirement Checklists
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) MSN/Pediatric Primary Care: NP/CNS MSN/Health Care Systems Leadership
MSN for ADN RNs with Non-nursing Degrees Marquette University College of Nursing has developed this program of study for nurses who have Associate Degrees in Nursing and who also have degrees in disciplines other than nursing.
Direct-entry MSN for Persons with Non-nursing Degrees This program is designed for non-nursing graduates, that is, for individuals who hold baccalaureate degrees in fields other than nursing. The pre-MSN phase includes 52 credits of undergraduate nursing theory and practice as well as 9 graduate credits. At the completion of the 59 credits students are eligible to complete the NCLEX (professional licensure exam in the State of Wisconsin). Students then complete the MSN requirements in a specialty area.
MBA/MSN The joint MBA/MSN program leads to a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree with a specialization in Health Care Systems Leadership and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The programs cover the functional areas of business and prepare nurses for roles in nursing administration.
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