Online Master of Science in Nursing

Gonzaga University’s online Master of Science in Nursing degree was crafted to meet the needs of the working registered nurse. Through comprehensive coursework tailored to accommodate your busy schedule, benefit from the freedom to pursue a nursing career of higher esteem at a pace that fits your lifestyle.

Through Gonzaga University’s online MSN degree program, access to coursework and a brighter future become as easy as logging on to the internet. Busy nursing professionals are afforded the opportunity to absorb vital knowledge and skill in a dynamic, modern-day learning environment.

Gonzaga University is a Jesuit university and all Gonzaga faculty are committed to educating the whole person, not just the intellect. The Gonzaga Nursing department is committed to helping students become critical thinkers who are prepared to interact within a highly complex health care system with high ethical standards and a concern for social justice.

In as little as two years of study, the capabilities and leadership skills gained can then be applied to a variety of prestigious and high-earning nursing positions.

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Gonzaga University Online Master of Science in Nursing Degree Benefits:

• Progressive nursing curriculum administered in a convenient online forum
• Ability to complete and submit your assignments over the web
• Opportunity for face-to-face instruction, delivered on-campus at scheduled intervals
• Enhanced marketability for a high-earning nursing career
• Freedom to pursue your degree part-time
• Efficiency of being able to earn your MSN in as little as two years
• Ability to continue concurrent employment while maintaining time for your family
• Online format to meet the needs of rural nurses
• Emphasis on pursuit of humanistic and ethical alternatives to solve contemporary nursing and health care problems
• Study of health care from both individual and organizational perspective
• Jesuit tradition of integrating values, sensitivity, integrity, excellence and justice into curriculum