Leadership, Analytics and Innovation Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

2-3 years

Multiple length options available
34 credit Fall Start

9 core courses + electives in area of interest

The healthcare industry needs nursing leaders who are prepared to drive value-based and data-driven approaches to improve the quality, safety and effectiveness of care delivery. Our Leadership, Analytics and Innovation program is designed to help you develop the skills needed to move into these important leadership positions. The program is developed and taught by University of Michigan School of Nursing faculty researchers specializing in informatics, evidence-based practice and health analytics and a host of former chief nursing executives. You can look forward to building confidence, competence and a tool kit to appraise system challenges regarding the health of individuals and populations.

Skills You'll Gain

Leadership skills to drive nursing and healthcare organizations
Competencies needed to lead inclusive healthcare teams
Principles of quality science and approaches to analyze current and historical data to predict future events and trends in health care systems
Skills in health informatics

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