Master of Nursing - MN

Our MEPN program builds upon your previous academic and professional experiences while preparing you to transition into the nursing profession. Upon earning your Master of Nursing degree, you will be eligible to take the RN licensing exam (NCLEX-RN©) and begin your nursing practice.

Master of Nursing Degree - MN Program Totals:
Semesters 1-4: 63 Credit Hours

Course # Course Title Credits
N503 Evaluating Health & Wellness 3
N504 Professional Nursing 3
N505 Clinical Management 1: Common Health Alterations 4
N506 Pharmacology for Nursing Practice 3
N507 Physiology and Pathophysiology for Nurses 3
  Semester Total 16
Course # Course Title Credits
N509 Clinical Management 2: Chronic Health Alterations 5
N510 Holistic Behavioral, Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Care 2
N511 Promoting Health within the Community to Achieve Health Equity 3
N512 Introduction to Healthcare Systems and Informatics 3
N519 Gerontological Nursing: Caring for an Aging Population 2
  Semester Total 15
Course # Course Title Credits
N514 Fostering Health Equity in Care: Care Management for Childbearing Families 3
N515 Family-Centered Care from Infancy to Adolescence: Pediatric Nursing Essentials 3
N516 Clinical Management 3: Complex Health Alterations 5
N580 Nurse as a Scholar 1 3
NXXX Elective* 3
  Semester Total 17

*NOTE: Electives can be taken at the school of nursing or one of the other schools/colleges at Duke University with permission of the instructor.

Course # Course Title Credits
N518 Transition to Professional Practice 5
N520 Professional and Leadership Development 3
N521 NCLEX-RN Success 1
N582 Population Health 3
NXXX Elective* 3
  Semester Total 15

*NOTE: Electives can be taken at the school of nursing or one of the other schools/colleges at Duke University with permission of the instructor.

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