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The Certificate in Nursing Education is designed to prepare a student already holding a master's degree in nursing, or enrolled in a graduate nursing program at Shenandoah University, for teaching positions in education and service settings. Students enrolled in such a program must complete the requirement for their degree to apply for the certificate. The courses in this program will provide students with essential knowledge of the foundations in curriculum and program development; theoretical foundations of the instructional process; application of assessment, measurement, and evaluation theories in nursing education. Students enrolled in the Health Systems Management graduate track with a focus in nursing education may also apply for the certificate. The certificate will provide the student with the necessary knowledge, skills, values, meanings and experiences to assume the role of a nurse educator. Graduates of the Certificate in Nursing Education program have the required courses for eligibility to sit for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) examination.
Admission Criteria:
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Course of Study:
| Course | Title | Credit Hours |
| N502 | Principles of Teaching and Learning in Health Care Education | 3 |
| N503 | Curriculum Design in Nursing Education | 3 |
| N604 | Evaluation of Teaching and Learning in Nursing Education | 3 |
| Graduate Nursing electives | 3* |
*Student can select one fro the Shenandoah University Graduate catalog with approval of the advisor.
Examples of courses:
| Course | Title |
| N505 | Epidemiology and Biostatistics |
| N511 | Informatics and Technology in Health Care |
| N515 | Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Nursing |
| N550 | International Health Care |
| N583 | Applied and Interactive Genetics |
| N710 | Grant Writing |
| HP576 | Substance and Relationship Abuse |
| HSM640 | Health System Management Practicum I |
The three courses (N502, 503, and 604) in this program are offered as online courses. In order to be successful in the courses, the student must have a minimal level of computer competency. Courses may be taken on a full or part-time basis.
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