About The Program
The master of science in nursing (MSN) program at Seattle University is grounded in the Jesuit ideals of teaching, service, education for values, and growth of persons. The curriculum focus on care of vulnerable clients actualizes the Jesuit commitment to social justice. Values-based education emphasizes the ethical, moral, and spiritual dimensions of nursing care. Attention to individual student strengths and needs produces graduates who are knowledgeable, skilled and confident in their ability to effect change.
MSN Program Information
The traditional MSN degree provides experienced professional nurses with additional education needed to function in a rapidly changing health care environment that demands new and innovative approaches to nursing and health care delivery. Graduates are prepared for positions as leaders in community organizations and institutions, or as primary nurse care practitioners. The Advanced Practice Nursing (APN) Immersion is an accelerated path to the MSN for non-nurses holding undergraduate degrees in other fields. The APN Immersion prepares graduates to be primary care nurse practitioners.