The faculty believes that learning is the intentional acquisition, application, and integration of knowledge, skills and attitudes. Learning is shaped by the environment and developmental level of the learner, and is ultimately the responsibility of the learner. Faculty plan, guide, and facilitate learning while supporting the learning needs of a diverse community of students.
We believe that learning-centered experiences with rigorous expectations and actively-engaged students result in higher-level thinkers and graduates prepared for real world practice. We value incorporating rural and global healthcare into a variety of educational experiences. Thus education not only expands the thinking of the learner, but increases opportunities for application. The faculty has developed a philosophy that values diverse persons, environment, health, and nursing, and their inter-relatedness.
The following meta-paradigm concepts guide the implementation of the organizing framework for the curriculum. The Family Nurse Practitioner track was designed for nurses with a BSN degree and a broad base of experience who want to expand their skills to provide family primary care in rural settings. Traditional Online Learning blends flexibility with scheduled progress. Competency-Based lets you work at your own pace—and can save you time and money.
For more than 30 years, NAU has delivered excellence in distance learning and has evolved into one of the best online experiences in the nation. Request information for online programs.
The HLC accreditation covers all academic programs, all locations, and all online degree programs. For more information, please visit the HLC website or call The NAU Online experience is built around you, and your education is in your control. Learn more about what to expect as an NAU Online student. Learning is shaped by the environment and developmental level of the learner, and is ultimately the responsibility of the learner.
Faculty plan, guide, and facilitate learning while supporting the learning needs of a diverse community of students. We believe that learning-centered experiences with rigorous expectations and actively-engaged students result in higher-level thinkers and graduates prepared for real world practice. We value incorporating rural and global healthcare into a variety of educational experiences.
Thus education not only expands the thinking of the learner, but increases opportunities for application. The faculty has developed a philosophy that values diverse persons, environment, health, and nursing, and their inter-relatedness. The following meta-paradigm concepts guide the implementation of the organizing framework for the curriculum. NAU's Bachelors of Science in Nursing program is a four and a half year program will teach student to provide care for individuals, families, and communities in a variety of urban, rural, and culturally diverse settings.
During the BSN Program you will learn the tools to be in a successful nursing career, along with a hands on curriculum and many different programs that are available within NAU's Nursing Department. Take the following 73 units of sequenced nursing coursework in five semesters:. Additional coursework is required, if, after you have met the previously described requirements, you have not yet completed a total of units of credit.
You may take these remaining courses from any academic areas, using these courses to pursue your specific interests and goals. We encourage you to consult with your advisor to select the courses that will be most advantageous to you. Please note that you may also use prerequisites or transfer credits as electives if they weren't used to meet major, minor, or liberal studies requirements. Be aware that some courses may have prerequisites that you must also take.
For prerequisite information click on the course or see your advisor. Contact the School of Nursing. Degree Info Tab Open. Faculty Tab Closed. Career Tab Open. Requirements Tab Closed. Overview Tab Closed. Details Tab Closed. Availability Tab Closed. Career Accordion Open. Career opportunities that might be pursued: Rehabilitation Family nursing Hospital nursing Community nursing Public Health nursing Gerontological nursing Critical care nursing.
Requirements Accordion Closed. University Requirements To receive a bachelor's degree at Northern Arizona University, you must complete at least units of credit that minimally includes a major, the liberal studies requirements, and university requirements as listed below.
All of Northern Arizona University's liberal studies , diversity , junior-level writing , and capstone requirements. All requirements for your specific academic plan s. At least 30 units of upper-division courses, which may include transfer work.
At least 30 units of coursework taken through Northern Arizona University, of which at least 18 must be upper-division courses level or above. This requirement is not met by credit-by-exam, retro-credits, transfer coursework, etc.
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