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MSN: Administration

Hybrid
Campuses: Jackson, Online
A nurse in red scrubs, possibly pursuing an MSN in administration, stands at a medical cart, looking at a laptop screen in a hospital hallway. Medical supplies and containers are on the cart, with a red EXIT sign visible in the background.

Lead healthcare from within

The MSN Administration track at 鶹Ƶ University equips professional nurses with the economic and management principles needed for administrative leadership in healthcare systems. Available part-time and in a 16-month full-time format, the program prepares graduates for leadership and management roles across a wide range of healthcare delivery settings.

Quick Facts

Format

Hybrid

Program Type

Track

Accreditation

The Essentials: Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education outline the necessary curriculum content and expected competencies of graduates from baccalaureate, master's, and Doctor of Nursing Practice programs (AACN, 2021).

Curriculum

What You'll Study

The MSN Administration track prepares registered nurses for leadership roles in healthcare organizations — developing the management knowledge, operational expertise, and organizational skills needed to lead nursing teams and healthcare institutions with both professional competence and Christ-centered purpose.

Several adults, including a Nurse Practitioner, sit at desks in a classroom with beige walls and large windows. Some use laptops and tablets while one writes in a notebook, creating a focused learning environment.

Leading Healthcare Organizations with Vision and Integrity

At 鶹Ƶ, nursing administration is about leading organizations in ways that honor both patients and staff. Faculty equip you with the management tools and leadership character needed to build healthcare environments where quality care is the standard and every person — patient and provider — is treated with dignity.

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