Master of Science in Nursing in Leadership and Administration - Cybersecurity with Information Assurance Emphasis (MSN)

Program Admission

See Admissions Procedures for this program.

All courses must be passed with a minimum grade of “B-” (2.7) to count in the program. Any failed course (“F” or “UW”) may result in dismissal from the program.
Students must earn a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 to graduate.

Synthesize knowledge from nursing and other health-related sciences as the foundation for nursing leadership.
Lead change through interprofessional care teams to improve quality outcomes.
Demonstrate leadership to advance a culture of excellence through lifelong learning.
Navigate and integrate care services across the healthcare system.
Design innovative nursing practices and translate evidence into practice.
Demonstrate ethical and culturally responsive leadership.

Examine, analyze, and interpret legal and ethical aspects of global cybersecurity law.
Develop, apply, and institutionalize cybersecurity practices and assessments in different contexts.
Examine interrelated changes in healthcare administration, ethical and legal expectations, and the organization of healthcare and health policy.
Analyze and recommend cybersecurity solutions to threats in a medical environment.