Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
For nurses looking to advance their careers, the Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner program focuses on the essential functions of primary care: health promotion, disease prevention, and care across the healthcare spectrum. Featuring clinical care research and hands-on case studies that support clinical decision-making, this hybrid program equips you with the knowledge and skills to build healthier, happier communities.
About the Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
The online Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program option is intended to offer the same rigorous education as the University of Michigan School of Nursing's traditional residential format. The online Primary Care FNP program is designed by faculty along with student input, and consultation with national experts in online learning. Faculty are trained in highly effective and cutting-edge strategies for optimal learning and student engagement. Students admitted to the online FNP program will be required to come to campus for three days per term. On-campus sessions will focus on areas that are essential to student success, including skill building and testing, formative learning experiences, summative assessments of student performance and progression throughout the program, access to expert seminar content and connections with faculty and peers.
What You'll Learn
- Prepare students to become primary care providers across a patient’s lifespan
- Develop critical thinking skills for clinical decision-making
What You'll Earn
- Master's Degree
- Formal academic degree from the University of Michigan; application required.
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Tuition and Funding
Tuition and fees vary by term, residency status, and program plan. More information on current tuition and fee rates is available on the Registrar’s website.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Distance Education Disclosure
Current and prospective online students are advised to review the notices provided on our Distance Education Disclosures page. This page contains institutional policies and federally required disclosures that impact online students, including information about the state authorization and professional licensure status of the university's online programs, unique complaint procedures available to out-of-state online students, and important notices for international students.
