The knowledge and application of the principles of teaching and learning, program development, assessment, and the evaluation of learners is paramount for the role of the nurse as educator. All classes are conducted online.
The Nursing Education Certificate Program at The University of Toledo is designed to provide an opportunity for current and potential nurse educators in academic and healthcare settings to develop and refine the practice of teaching. Graduates of the program receive a certificate acknowledging successful completion of advanced preparation. This certificate depicts a commitment to the professional responsibility as an educator in a variety of healthcare settings.
| Semester I - Spring | ||
| Course # | Course Title | Semester Credits |
| NURS672* | Teaching, Learning and Evaluation in Nursing | 4 |
| Semester II - Summer | ||
| NURS671* | Developing Instructional Programs in Nursing | 3 |
| Semester III - Fall | ||
| NURS673 |
Practicum and Seminar in Teaching |
4 |
| Total Semester Credits 11 | ||
| *NURS671 or NURS672 must be taken prior to enrolling in NURS673 **In the practicum course, students are supervised by faculty and precepted by a master teacher. Students spend the equivalent of 9 hours per week in practicum experiences that are arranged in an educational setting in a locale chosen by students and faculty. | ||
Unique Features
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Priority application deadline is October 1 |
Admission Requirements
Applications are available online at http://hsc.utoledo.edu/grad/application.html.
Please mail application fee, personal statement, resume and recommendations to:
College of Graduate Studies
Mail Stop #1042
Health Science Campus
The University of Toledo
3000 Arlington Avenue
Toledo, OH 43614-2598
All official college/university transcripts must be sent directly from the respective college/university to the College of Graduate Studies, The University of Toledo.