Master of Science [M.S] [Nursing (Concentration in Community Systems Administration - Nursing Informatics)] From Thomas Jefferson University

The professional Community Systems Administration/ Nursing Informatics program is offered at Jefferson (Philadelphia University and Thomas Jefferson University). The challenging curricula and outstanding faculty assist students to identify professional career goals and to develop strategies to meet those goals. Most of our graduate students are working professionals with busy lifestyles and multiples roles; therefore, part-time study is available as well as full-time study. Courses are available through traditional on-site classes as well as online.

The curriculum is predicated on the belief that professional nursing is an art and a science incorporating theory, research and clinical practice. All students enrolled in the MSN program share a core curriculum. Specialty areas, with the exception of the Entry Level Nurse Anesthesia DNP Program, require 36 credits. Full-time students can complete the course of study in 15 months beginning with a summer semester. Part-time options enable students to take up to five years to complete the program. Courses are available online.