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MSN/MA (Anthropology) Joint Degree

The Master of Science in Nursing/Master of Arts in Anthropology joint degree provides students with the unique combination of cross-cultural expertise in medical anthropology and clinical expertise in nursing. Students must complete a minimum of 19 credits in nursing core courses, 12 to 22 credits in clinical major courses, and a minimum of 18 credits in anthropology courses, distributed as indicated below. The actual number of credits depends upon the major selected. This curriculum plan reflects clinical nursing majors other than nurse anesthesia and community health. Choice of electives should guarantee that minimum credit requirements are met. All students must pass the Masters Qualifying Examination in Anthropology.

Required Nursing Courses

Professional Development:

NURS 443A
Collaboration and Consultation
1
NURS 443B
Professionalism in Advanced Practice: Role Development
1
NURS 443C
Professionalism in Advanced Practice: Teaching and Learning
1
NURS 444A
Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Ethical Issues
1
NURS 444B
Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Finance
1
NURS 444C
Health Care Delivery, Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Practice: Policy and Legal
1
 
Total Professional Development:
6
NURS 453
Physiologic Foundations of Advanced Practice
4
NURS 459
Assessment for Advanced Practice
3
NURS 430
Pharmacology and Therapeutics for the Advanced Practice Nurse
3
NURS 405
Inquiry I: Theoretical Foundations
3
 
Clinical major selected
12-22
 
Total Nursing:
31-41

 

Required Anthropology Courses:

ANTH 480
Anthropology of Health and Illness Part I
3
ANTH 481
Anthropology of Health and Illness Part II
3
ANTH 462
Contemporary Theory in Anthropology
3
 
Anthropology Electives (health-related)
6-9
 
Total Anthroplogy:
15-18

 

Required Research Courses:

NURS 425
Inquiry II: The Research Process
3
NURS 502
Inquiry III Evidenced Based Nursing Practice
2
NURS 503
Inquiry Practicum
1-2
 
Total Research:
6-7

OR

ANTH 504
Advanced Methods in Medical and Gerontological Anthropology
3
 
ANTH 400 or 500-level medical anthropology course
3
Total Research:
6

 

Required Elective:

 
Approved elective course in Anthropology OR Nursing
3
 
Total Elective:
3

Total Semester Hours: 55-68

MSN Announcements

New Graduate Funding Available!
Call 216.368.2529


MSN Program Information

View the Brochure (PDF)

MSN brochure

MSN Program Contacts

Program Director:

Carol Savrin
216-368-5304
cls18@case.edu

Department Assistant:

Anne Watson
216-368-8858
acw@case.edu


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