The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at the University of Mobile is designed to prepare nurse leaders with advanced knowledge and skills with a focus on the Christian worldview.
The student will be prepared to lead health care initiatives guided by evidence-based practice in any setting, from a small clinic to national health policy. The Doctor of Nursing Practice is offered as an online program with 3 on-campus intensives interspersed throughout the curriculum to enhance hands-on experience and networking with other leaders in nursing. Options for completion of the degree include the Post-Master to DNP track, and BSN to DNP track.
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Post-Master DNP Courses
Post-Master DNP Courses
Optional Courses
Post-Master DNP Courses
NU 701 Scholarly Foundations for Advanced Practice
NU 702 Health Information Systems
NU 703 Project Development
NU 705 Faith and Science
NU 708 Epidemiology
NU 710 Clinical Scholarship in Evidence-Based Practice
NU 712 Organizational Leadership
NU 729 Preventative Care for Populations
NU 809 Fellowship I
NU 812 Fellowship II
NU 815 Diversity and Social Issues in Health Care
NU 830 Ethics and Health Care Policy Transformation and Economics
Optional Courses
NU 731 Leadership Experiences in Nursing (Optional)
NU 732 Patient Experiences in Nursing (Optional)
NU 733 Quality and Safety Experiences in Nursing (Optional)
NU 734 Human Resource Experiences in Nursing (Optional)
NU 735 Financial Resource Experiences in Nursing (Optional)
SHAPING YOUR FUTURE
Program Benefits
Career Opportunities
Program Benefits
Center for Excellence in Healthcare Practice offers state-of-the-art simulation labs
Faculty are experienced healthcare professionals and educators who mentor students
Work full-time while earning a degree
Online courses with three on-campus intensives
Your Dream Job Awaits!
Public Health Departments
Primary Care Facilites
Private Practices
Health Care Executive
SHAPING YOUR FUTURE
“The University of Mobile DNP degree is a practice doctorate in nursing which prepares graduates to function at the highest level of nursing practice. Graduates of the DNP program focus on providing care with an emphasis on improving quality and access to underserved and diverse populations. Our DNP graduates acquire abilities and skills in advocating for reasonable evidence-based health regulations and practices, collaborative relationships, cultural competence, and partner with diverse groups to address health disparities.”
