NURS 634 Scholarly Teaching and Learning in Nursing
This course prepares graduate nursing students to become skilled educators in academic, clinical, and community settings. It emphasizes educational theories, instructional strategies, curriculum development, assessment methods, and the integration of technology, equipping students to effectively teach and lead in nursing education.
Note: Formerly known as NURS 731. Prior to taking this course a student must have completed a minimum of BSN or instructor permission with another health-related baccalaureate degree.
Special information
2 Graduate credits
Effective May 7, 2026 to present
Learning outcomes
General
- Understand and apply educational theories relevant to nursing education.
- Develop effective teaching strategies for diverse learning environments.
- Design and evaluate nursing curricula and educational programs.
- Implement assessment and evaluation techniques to measure learning outcomes.
- Utilize technology to enhance teaching and learning in nursing.