Curriculum & Courses
Designed for active registered nurses with an associate degree in
nursing, the online RN to MSN combines TU’s 35-credit* BSN program
with the 30-credit MSN program. This program pathway is offered in
an eight-week format with multiple starts a year, providing you with
the flexibility to begin courses at a time that’s right for you.
*Please note that the total credit hours required may vary based on
your individual official transcript evaluations and professional
portfolio credit worksheet.
Effective Spring 2025: TU Curriculum courses are waived for all admitted RN to BSN students
TU Core Curriculum (25 credit hours)
FYE 1001 First Year Experience
ENGL 1033 Exposition and Argumentation
MATH 1143 Mathematical Functions
BLOCK 1: Aesthetic Inquiry & Creative Exp (3 Hours)
BLOCK 1: Aesthetic Inquiry & Creative Exp (3 Hours)
BLOCK 2: Historical & Social Interpretation (3 Hours)
BLOCK 2: Historical & Social Interpretation (3 Hours)
BLOCK 2: Historical & Social Interpretation (3 Hours)
BLOCK 2: Historical & Social Interpretation (3 Hours)
Pre-Requisites and Nursing Foundation Courses (23 hours)
AHS 2122 Normal Nutrition
AHS 2223 Microbiology for Health Professionals
AHS 2133 Life Span Processes or PSY 3063 DEV PSYC
NSG 2233 Pharmacology and Metrology
CHEM 1004 Chemistry for Medicine (w/lab)
BIOL 2173 Human Physiology
BIOL 2171 Human Physiology Laboratory
BIOL 2153 Human Anatomy
BIOL 2151 Human Anatomy Laboratory
Nursing Electives (37 hours)
Nursing electives may consist of nursing courses completed at another regionally accredited institution and/or completion of a professional portfolio.
Nursing Core (35 hours)
AHS 4045 Intro to Applied Health Care Research
HCDS 2013 In Sickness and In Health
ENGL 3003 Writing for the Professions
NSG 3063 Theoretical Frameworks of Nursing
NSG 3073 Population Health
NSG 4013 Nursing Care of the Family
NSG 4023 Healthcare Informatics
NSG 4263 Nursing Science V
NSG 4543 Quality Across Health Care Systems
NSG 4643 Capstone
Nursing foundation and nursing major courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher.
View full curriculum details in
The University of Tulsa course
catalog.
NSG 7113 Advanced Theoretical Frameworks of Nursing (3 credits)
NSG 7123 Research and Evidence-Based Practice (3 credits)
NSG 7133 Health Care Policy (3 credits)
NSG 7143 Health Promotion (3 credits)
NSG 7153 Pathophysiology (3 credits)
NSG 7163 Pharmacology (3 credits)
Leadership and Innovation Track
NSG 7213 Leadership and Management (3 credits)
NSG 7223 Innovation in Nursing (3 credits)
NSG 7233 Budget and Finance (3 credits)
NSG 7603 Capstone (3 credits)
Education and Elevation Track
NSG 7313 Curriculum Development (3 credits)
NSG 7323 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits)
NSG 7333 Teaching Strategies and Engagement Methodologies (3
credits)
NSG 7603 Capstone (3 credits)
Public Health Global Vision Track
NSG 7413 In Sickness and In Health (3 credits)
NSG 7423 Population Health (3 credits)
NSG 7433 Epidemiology (3 credits)
NSG 7603 Capstone (3 credits)
Informatics and Analytics Track
NSG 7513 Healthcare Informatics I (3 credits)
NSG 7523 Healthcare Informatics II (3 credits)
NSG 7533 Data Analysis and Healthcare Technology (3 credits)
NSG 7603 Capstone (3 credits)
View full curriculum details in
The University of Tulsa course
catalog.