Nursing

Deborah Erickson, Interim Associate Dean and Director of Nursing
Department of Nursing

Accredited by Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), 655 K Street NW, Washington DC 20001 (202)887-6791
ccneaccreditation.org 

The purpose of the graduate program is to educate the professional nurse for advanced nursing practice in hospitals, clinics, community health settings, long-term care facilities, and other health-related agencies. The curriculum provides a foundation for further doctoral study.

Bradley University offers a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and a Post-Masters Certificate. Programs of study include: MSN Nursing Administration, MSN Nursing Education, *MSN Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), *DNP FNP, *DNP Leadership, Post-Masters Certificate in Nursing Education, and *Post Masters FNP Certificate. Graduation requirements must be fulfilled within five years of enrollment for the MSN programs and within seven years of enrollment for the DNP programs.

The student must maintain an academic average of 3.0 (4.0 scale) and earn a grade of "B" or better in all NUR courses and a “C” or better in all other coursework applied toward graduation requirements.

*Online program.

Program Descriptions

MSN Nursing Education

This 33 semester hour program prepares graduates to meet the minimum State of Illinois Nurse Practice Act requirements for teaching. Students complete 300 hours of practicum with a nurse educator preceptor in academic and healthcare agency/institution settings. Graduates with a major in nursing education are prepared to meet the minimum State of Illinois Nurse Practice Act requirements for teaching nursing, and for future doctoral study. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the National League for Nursing (NLN) Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) exam.

Certificate in Nursing Education

The 15-semester hour certificate is designed for licensed registered nurses who have an earned MSN. This certificate program prepares nurse educators at the master’s level to meet the minimum State of Illinois Nurse Practice Act requirements. Students complete 300 hours of practicum with a nurse educator preceptor in academic and healthcare agency/institution settings. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the National League for Nursing (NLN) Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) exam.

MSN Nursing Administration (online)

This 30 (BSN entry) - 39 (ADN/Diploma/RN with a Non-nursing Baccalaureate Entry) semester hour program prepares graduates for first line management as executives in a variety of health care settings. Students complete 300 hours of practicum with a nurse manager/executive preceptor. ADN/Diploma/RN and non-nursing Baccalaureate entry students complete an additional 50 practicum hours in the community health setting. Graduates with a major in nursing administration are prepared for first line management as executives in a variety of health care settings, and for future doctoral study. With the required work experience, graduates are prepared for the various nurse executive or leader certifications offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL).

MSN FNP (online)

This 50 (BSN entry) - 59 (ADN/Diploma/RN with a Non-nursing Baccalaureate Entry) semester hour program track prepares students to be family nurse practitioners. Students complete a total of 700 hours of clinical practicum in various population-focused and/or specialty areas supervised by qualified preceptors (NTF Criterion). The goal of the program is to prepare program graduates for advanced practice with individuals and families throughout the lifespan and across the health continuum. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) or American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) credentialing examination for FNP. 

FNP Certificate (online)

This 26- 35-semester hour certificate is designed for licensed registered nurses with an earned MSN from an accredited nursing program. It includes the same FNP theory and practicum courses as the MSN FNP program. FNP Certificate students will complete a total of 700 hours of clinical in various population-focused and/or specialty areas supervised by qualified preceptors (NTF Criterion). The goal of the program is to prepare students for advanced practice with individuals and families throughout the lifespan and across the health continuum. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) credentialing examination for FNP.

DNP FNP (online)

This (BSN entry) 71-semester hour program provides the opportunity for licensed registered nurses who hold a BSN to become family nurse practitioners at the doctoral level. The goal of the program is to prepare program majors for advanced practice with individuals and families throughout the lifespan and across the health continuum. Students complete a total of 1000 hours of clinical in various population-focused and/or specialty areas supervised by qualified preceptors. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) credentialing examination for FNP.

DNP Leadership (online)

This 36-40 semester hour program prepares licensed registered nurses who hold an earned master's degree for advanced leadership roles in diverse settings, focusing on the improvement of healthcare outcomes of patients, populations, or systems. Students complete 300 hours of practicum with a practice mentor in the development and implementation of their DNP project. They must complete additional clinical hours to total 1000 (AACN), including the number of clinical hours completed for their master's degree. DNP Leadership graduates are prepared to sit for the various nurse executive or leader certifications offered by the ANCC or the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL).

BSN - MSN Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

This BSN to MSN 51-semester hour program track prepares students to be psychiatric nurse practitioners. Students complete a total of 600 clinical practicum hours supervised by qualified preceptors. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver psychiatric mental health advanced practice nursing to all ages in various mental health organizations. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (Across the Lifespan) Certification (PMHNP-BC).

RN - MSN Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

ADN/Diploma/RN with a non-nursing baccalaureate degree entry.

This 60-semester hour program track prepares students to be psychiatric nurse practitioners. Students complete a total of 650 clinical practicum hours supervised by qualified preceptors. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver psychiatric mental health advanced practice nursing to all ages in various mental health organizations. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (Across the Lifespan) Certification (PMHNP-BC)  

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Certificate (PNP-C) (online)

This 27-36 semester hour certificate is designed for licensed registered nurses with an earned MSN from an accredited nursing program. Students complete a total of 600 clinical practicum hours supervised by qualified preceptors. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver psychiatric mental health advanced practice nursing to all ages in various mental health organizations. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (Across the Lifespan) Certification (PMHNP-BC)  

DNP Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

This (BSN entry) 74-semester hour program track prepares students to be psychiatric nurse practitioners at the doctoral level. Students complete a total of 600 clinical practicum hours supervised by qualified preceptors within a variety of mental health facilities across the lifespan. They must complete additional clinical hours to total 1000 (AACN) through doctoral project courses. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver psychiatric mental health advanced practice nursing to all ages in various mental health organizations. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (Across the Lifespan) Certification (PMHNP-BC). 

Online Programs

Bradley University is a SARA-approved institution (SARA=State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements).

Indiana

This institution is authorized by:
The Indiana Board of Proprietary Education 
101 W. Ohio Street, Suite 670 
Indianapolis, IN  46204-1984

Louisiana

Bradley University is currently licensed by the Board of Regents of the State of Louisiana.  Licenses are renewed by the State Board of Regents every two years.  Licensed institutions have met minimal operational standards set forth by the state, but licensure does not constitute accreditation, guarantee the transferability of credit, nor signify that programs are certifiable by any professional agency or organization.

Maryland

Bradley University is registered with: 
Maryland Higher Education Commission 
6 N. Liberty Street 10th Floor 
Baltimore, MD  21201

Minnesota

Bradley University is registered as a private institution with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education pursuant to sections 136A.61 to 136.71. Registration is not an endorsement of the institution. Credits earned at the institution may not transfer to all other institutions.

Washington

Bradley University is approved by the Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission to provide practice experiences in Washington State for MSN/FNP, MSN/Nurse Administrator, MSN/Nurse Educator, and post MSN/FNP certificate, ADN-MSN/FNP and DNP companion programs. For more information, go to the following website: http://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/NursingCommission/NursingPrograms.aspx

State laws governing distance education programs may limit Bradley University’s ability to offer online opportunities to students. If you wish to enroll in one of our online degree programs and reside outside of Illinois, please inquire to determine if we have acquired permission to offer online courses in your state.

Admission

Applicants must meet all admission requirements of Graduate Education. In addition the Department of Nursing requires:

MSN Nursing Education

1. Applicants must have a BSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program. Nurses with a diploma or associate's degree (ADN) in nursing; or those with non-nursing baccalaureate degree must complete NUR 300, 303, 404, and 407 prior to enrollment in graduate level courses.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale.

Certificate in Nursing Education

1. Applicants must have an MSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale.

FNP Certificate (online)

1. Applicants must have an MSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.

MSN Nursing Administration or MSN-FNP (online)

ADN/Diploma/RN with Non-nursing Baccalaureate Degree Entry

1. Applicants must have an RN degree from a CNEA or ACEN accredited Diploma or Associate’s Degree nursing program, or with a non-nursing baccalaureate degree.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale.

BSN Entry

1. Applicants must have a BSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale.

DNP FNP (online)

1. Applicants must have a BSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale.

DNP Leadership (online)

1. Applicants must have an MSN degree from a CNEA, ACEN or CCNE accredited nursing program. Those with a non-nursing master’s degree must possess a baccalaureate degree in nursing from a CNEA, ACEN, or CCNE accredited nursing program.
2. Proof of a current unencumbered nursing license.
3. A nursing grade point average of 3.0 based on a 4.0 scale
4. Professional Portfolio
   The portfolio is to include a professional resume and documentation and description of supervised clinical clock hours in the master’s degree program.

*Applicants with deficiencies in the requirements will be evaluated on an individual basis.

Capstone Project in Nursing

Students in the  MSN Nursing Administration, MSN Nursing Education and the DNP programs meet program requirements by completing a scholarly project in nursing.

Comprehensive Assessment

All students are required to take a comprehensive assessment prior to graduation with the exception of
post master's certificate tracks.

DNP Project

All students in the DNP programs are required to plan, implement, evaluate, and disseminate a DNP project. The DNP project is guided by evidence-based practice or quality improvement processes that focus on changes that positively influence healthcare outcomes through direct or indirect patient care with a system or population focus

Curriculum Tracks

*The curriculum is subject to continuous review and evaluation, which may necessitate revision of courses and requirements.

MSN Nursing Education - 33 semester hours

• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 530 Advanced Health Assessment, Pathophysiology and Pharmacology - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Health Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 660 Seminar in Nursing Education - 3 hrs.
• NUR 661 Education Practicum I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 662 Education Practicum II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 697 Capstone Project in Nursing – 1 hr. (repeat 3 times)
• ETE 651 Curriculum Theory and Development or ETE 655 Instructional Theory - 3 hrs.

Certificate in Education – 15 semester hours

• ETE 651 Curriculum Theory and Development or ETE 655 Instructional Theory - 3 hrs.
• NUR 530 Advanced Health Assessment, Pathophysiology and Pharmacology - 3 hrs.
• NUR 660 Seminar in Nursing Education - 3 hrs.
• NUR 661 Education Practicum I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 662 Education Practicum II - 3 hrs.

MSN Nursing Administration – (online)

ADN/Diploma/RN with a Non-nursing Baccalaureate Degree Entry - 39 semester hours

• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• NUR 300 Conceptual Bases for Professional Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 303 Research in Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 404 Community Health Nursing Theory (2)
• NUR 407 RN-MSN Practicum (1)
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Nursing Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 630 Nursing Administration Theory - 3 hrs.
• NUR 631 Nursing Administration Practicum I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 632 Nursing Administration Theory II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 633 Nursing Administration Practicum II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 697 Capstone Project in Nursing – 3 hrs.

BSN Degree Entry - 30 semester hours

• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures – 3 hrs.
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Nursing Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 630 Nursing Administration Theory - 3 hrs.
• NUR 631 Nursing Administration Practicum I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 632 Nursing Administration Theory II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 633 Nursing Administration Practicum II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 697 Capstone Project in Nursing – 3 hrs.

MSN FNP (online)

BSN Entry - 50 semester hours

• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Health Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 676 Primary Care Acute Conditions Across the Lifespan I - 6 hrs.
• NUR 677 Primary Care Chronic Conditions Across the Lifespan II - 6 hrs.
• NUR 678 Primary Care Across the Lifespan III - 6 hrs.
• NUR 679 Primary Care Immersion IV - 6 hrs.
• NUR 690 Professional Aspects of Advanced Nursing Practice – 2 hrs.

ADN/Diploma/RN with a Non-nursing Baccalaureate Degree entry– 59 semester hours (online)

• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• NUR 300 Conceptual Bases for Professional Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 303 Research in Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 404 Community Health Nursing Theory (2)
• NUR 407 RN-MSN Practicum (1)
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Health Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 676 Primary Care Acute Conditions Across the Lifespan I - 6 hrs.
• NUR 677 Primary Care Chronic Conditions Across the Lifespan II - 6 hrs.
• NUR 678 Primary Care Across the Lifespan III - 6 hrs.
• NUR 679 Primary Care Immersion IV - 6 hrs.
• NUR 690 Professional Aspects of Advanced Nursing Practice – 2 hrs.

FNP Certificate – 26 - 35 semester hours (online)

• *BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• *NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• *NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 676 Primary Care Acute Conditions Across the Lifespan I - 6 hrs.
• NUR 677 Primary Care Chronic Conditions Across the Lifespan II - 6 hrs.
• NUR 678 Primary Care Across the Lifespan III - 6 hrs.
• NUR 679 Primary Care Immersion IV - 6 hrs.
• NUR 690 Professional Aspects of Advanced Nursing Practice (2)

*may be waived if completed within the past 5 years with an earned grade of B or better and transferred in from an accredited MSN program.

DNP Family Nurse Practitioner – 71 semester hours (online)

• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• ECO 605 Healthcare Economics and Finance – 3 hrs.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 676 Primary Care Acute Conditions Across the Lifespan I - 6 hrs.
• NUR 677 Primary Care Chronic Conditions Across the Lifespan II - 6 hrs.
• NUR 678 Primary Care Across the Lifespan III - 6 hrs.
• NUR 679 Primary Care Immersion IV - 6 hrs.
• NUR 690 Professional Aspects of Advanced Nursing Practice – 2 hr.
• NUR 700 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Science - 3 hrs.
• NUR 703 Health Promotion in Populations - 3 hrs.
• NUR 705 Research Design and Statistical Methods - 3 hrs.
• NUR 720 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 735 Leadership in Advanced Nursing Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 740 Healthcare Policy and Ethics in Advanced Practice Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 752 Advanced Health Informatics – 3 hrs
• NUR 841 DNP Project I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 842 DNP Project II - 3 hrs. 
• NUR 843 DNP Project III - 3 hrs.
• NUR 844 DNP Project IV - 3 hrs.

DNP Leadership – 36-40 semester hours (online)

• ECO 605 Economic Markets Healthcare Economics and Finance – 3 hrs.
• NUR 700 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Science - 3 hrs.
• NUR 703 Health Promotion in Populations - 3 hrs.
• NUR 705 Research Design and Statistical Methods - 3 hrs.
• NUR 720 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 735 Leadership in Advanced Nursing Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 740 Healthcare Policy and Ethics in Advanced Practice Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 752 Advanced Health Informatics – 3 hrs
• NUR 840 DNP Clinical Practice - 0-4 hrs.
• NUR 841 DNP Project I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 842 DNP Project II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 843 DNP Project III - 3 hrs.
• NUR 844 DNP Project IV - 3 hrs.

BSN - MSN Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Health Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 680 PNP Roles- 3 hrs.
• NUR 682 Psychopharmacology and Neurophysiology for the PNP- 3 hrs.
• NUR 684 Advanced Psychiatric Interviewing and Differential Diagnosis- 3 hrs.
• NUR 685 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum I- 6 hrs.
• NUR 686 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum II- 6 hrs
• NUR 687 PNP Specialty Focus Practicum- 4 hrs.
• NUR 688 Professional Aspects of the PNP- 2 hours

RN - MSN Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• ENC 510 Statistical Procedures - 3 hrs.
• NUR 501 Nursing Theories: Analysis and Development - 3 hrs.
• NUR 526 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 300 Conceptual Bases for Professional Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 303 Research in Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 404 Community Health Nursing Theory- 2 hrs.
• NUR 407 RN-MSN Practicum- 1 hr.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 615 Health Informatics - 3 hrs.
• NUR 640 Healthcare Policy - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 680 PNP Roles- 3 hrs.
• NUR 682 Psychopharmacology and Neurophysiology for the PNP- 3 hrs.
• NUR 684 Advanced Psychiatric Interviewing and Differential Diagnosis- 3 hrs.
• NUR 685 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum I- 6 hrs.
• NUR 686 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum II- 6 hrs
• NUR 687 PNP Specialty Focus Practicum III - 4 hrs.
• NUR 688 Professional Aspects of the PNP- 2 hours

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Certification (PNP-C) (online)

• *BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs
• *NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• *NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs
• NUR 680 PNP Roles- 3 hrs.
• NUR 682 Psychopharmacology and Neurophysiology for the PNP- 3 hrs.
• NUR 684 Advanced Psychiatric Interviewing and Differential Diagnosis- 3 hrs.
• NUR 685 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum I- 6 hrs.
• NUR 686 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum II- 6 hrs
• NUR 687 PNP Specialty Focus Practicum- 4 hrs.
• NUR 688 Professional Aspects of the PNP- 2 hrs.

*may be waived if completed within the past 5 years with an earned grade of B or better and transferred in from an accredited MSN program.

DNP Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) (online)

• BIO 526 Advanced Pathophysiology - 3 hrs.
• ECO 605 Healthcare Economics and Finance – 3 hrs.
• NUR 600 Advanced Health Assessment - 3 hrs.
• NUR 651 Advanced Pharmacology I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 680 PNP Roles- 3 hrs.
• NUR 682 Psychopharmacology and Neurophysiology for the PNP- 3 hrs.
• NUR 684 Advanced Psychiatric Interviewing and Differential Diagnosis- 3 hrs.
• NUR 685 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum I- 6 hrs.
• NUR 686 PNP Continuum of Care Across the Lifespan and Practicum II- 6 hrs
• NUR 687 PNP Specialty Focus Practicum III - 4 hrs.
• NUR 688 Professional Aspects of the PNP- 2 hours
• NUR 700 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Science - 3 hrs.
• NUR 703 Health Promotion in Populations - 3 hrs.
• NUR 705 Research Design and Statistical Methods - 3 hrs.
• NUR 720 Evidence Based Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 735 Leadership in Advanced Nursing Practice - 3 hrs.
• NUR 740 Healthcare Policy and Ethics in Advanced Practice Nursing - 3 hrs.
• NUR 752 Advanced Health Informatics – 3 hrs
• NUR 840 DNP Clinical Practice 0-4 hrs.
• NUR 841 DNP Project I - 3 hrs.
• NUR 842 DNP Project II - 3 hrs.
• NUR 843 DNP Project III - 3 hrs. 
• NUR 844 DNP Project IV - 3 hrs.

This is the official catalog for the 2021-2022 academic year. This catalog serves as a contract between a student and Bradley University. Should changes in a program of study become necessary prior to the next academic year every effort will be made to keep students advised of any such changes via the Dean of the College or Chair of the Department concerned, the Registrar's Office, u.Achieve degree audit system, and the Schedule of Classes. It is the responsibility of each student to be aware of the current program and graduation requirements for particular degree programs.