The Master of Science in Nursing program is designed to develop and enhance the knowledge and skills required of registered nurses and to enable nurses to pursue more challenging careers in the health-care environment. The program combines nursing theory with the advanced practice concepts necessary to work successfully within the structure and culture of a variety of health-care organizations.

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The Master of Science in Health Care Administration offers courses that give you the skills to administer and manage both community-based and facility-based programs. The graduate of this program may find an administrative position in a hospital, nursing home, long-term care facility, HMO, or in a community-based clinic

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Community health issues include environmental pollution, drug and alcohol abuse, poor nutrition, occupational health, violence, and AIDS. The health needs of every community are unique in some way.
This program will provide you with the knowledge and skills that are essential in working with communities to assess, develop, implement, and evaluate change strategies which promote improved health.

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The merits of keeping people healthy are clear from a physiological standpoint. But the material value of a healthy population is equally certain – healthy people save society and industry money. The rising cost of medical care has forced the health-care and insurance industries to evaluate wellness strategies. With a firm grasp of the principles of wellness promotion, you can be a significant factor in promoting health awareness and promotion in your community or facility.

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A Master of Public Health is an esteemed degree, valuable in a variety of health-care occupations. It is a requirement in many public-health positions and preferred for others. Perhaps most important, those who hold the degree can anticipate continued growth in career opportunities over the next decade due to new roles in the emerging health-care system.

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