M.S.N.
Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner
College of Health Professions
M.S.N. program in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner at Texas State University.
From the official catalog
The figures below come from the Texas State University catalog. The catalog is republished each academic year — check the current edition at the link below before you apply.
Minimum credit hours: 43 credit hours
Some of the courses in this program
Taken from the course tables in the catalog. Not a complete list, and it changes between catalog years.
- NURS 5371 — Clinical Prevention and Population Health
- NURS 5208 — Health Policy, Ethics, and Issues in Advanced Nursing Practice
- NURS 5301 — Advanced Pathophysiology
- NURS 5303 — Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics
- NURS 5401 — Advanced Health Assessment and Clinical Practicum
- NURS 5345 — Young and Middle Adult Primary Care
- NURS 5346 — Young and Middle Adult Primary Care Practicum
- NURS 5354 — Pediatric and Adolescent Primary Care
- NURS 5255 — Pediatric and Adolescent Primary Care Practicum
- NURS 5256 — Geriatric Primary Care
Interested in this program?
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