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| The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Curriculum
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The curriculum for the baccalaureate of science in nursing (BSN) degree requires a minimum of 60 specified hours of liberal arts and sciences prior to enrolling in nursing courses. It is designed to produce a generalist in nursing and to provide a basis for advanced education in nursing.
The curriculum of the BSN Program is community based. Community based nursing is nursing care directed toward promoting and maintaining the health of clients at all ages. The client may be an individual, a family or a population group. Nursing practice is comprehensive and is delivered in primary, secondary and tertiary health care settings. Settings may include but are not limited to homes, clinics, workplaces, schools, physician offices, health departments, hospitals and nursing homes.
Nursing Curriculum
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First Semester |
Third Semester |
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NSG 3011 Basic Therapeutic Nursing Interventions |
NSG 4033 Child and Family Nursing |
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NSG 3012 Introduction to Nursing Concepts |
NSG 4043 Maternal-Newborn Nursing |
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NSG 3013 Foundations of Nursing care |
NSG 4044 Practicum 3 |
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NSG 3014 Nursing Assessment |
NSG 4053 Community Nursing |
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NSG 3022 Practicum 1 |
NSG 4062 Foundations of Research |
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BIOL 3054 Pathophysiology |
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Second Semester |
Fourth Semester |
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NSG 3023 Pharmacotherapeutics in Nursing |
NSG 4074 Professional Development |
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NSG 3033 Mental Health Nursing Across the Life Span |
NSG 4084 Adult Nursing 2 |
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NSG 3034 Practicum 2 |
NSG 4086 Practicum 4 |
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NSG 3035 Adult Nursing Care 1 |
NSG 4092 Senior Seminar |
For more information on the BSN program, click here (PDF 289 KB). The University reserves the right to revise its curriculum. No more than 6 hours of liberal arts courses may remain to be completed in a summer session.
To contact the Nursing Office, call 316-942-4291, ext. 2134 or 2244.
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