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Seton Hall University's Ph.D. in Nursing program delivers a challenging, research-focused curriculum designed for aspiring nurse scientists and educators. The program highlights both qualitative and quantitative research approaches, equipping students to make meaningful advancements in nursing research and education. Through thorough instruction in teaching methods, curriculum development, and assessment techniques, students gain the skills for exceptional teaching in nursing education.
Flexible Options: Students can choose between synchronous online or in-person formats to suit their schedules.
Career Outcomes: Alumni thrive as nurse researchers, educators, healthcare executives, and policy consultants.
Unique Advantages: Our program stands out for its academic excellence, educator training, flexible formats, experienced faculty, and supportive learning environment.
The College of Nursing provides a 42-credit post-master's program, plus dissertation guidance, culminating in a Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (Ph.D.) degree. The Ph.D. curriculum includes core and elective courses covering nursing science, research methodologies, and dissertation preparation. Students may select courses from the College of Nursing or approved offerings from other university departments with program director approval. Each student will specialize in a research area, leading to a dissertation that advances theory in academic, clinical, or healthcare leadership settings. The Ph.D. program's mission is to cultivate nurse scholars committed to lifelong learning, innovative research, and scholarly contributions.