Degree requirements

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

• Pacesetter BSN Curriculum Overview
• RN BSN Curriculum Overview

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

• Adult/Gerontology Acute Care Curriculum Overview
• Adult/Gerontology Primary Care Curriculum Overview
• Family Nurse Practitioner Curriculum Overview
• Nurse Anesthesia Curriculum Overview
• Nursing Education
• Nursing Leadership and Administration in Health Systems Curriculum Overview
• MSN-Master of Public Health Dual Degree Program
  • MSN-Master of Public Health (MPH) — Community Health Practice Focus Curriculum Overview
  • MSN-Master of Public Health (MPH) — Health Services Organization Focus Curriculum Overview

Nurse Anesthesia BSN-DNP 

• BSN-DNP in Nurse Anesthesia Curriculum Overview

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

• DNP Post Master APRN Option (for NP, CNS and CRNA) Curriculum Overview
• DNP Post Master Nurse Executive Option Curriculum Overview  

Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD)

• PhD Curriculum Overview

Post-Master’s Program

• Adult/Gerontology Acute Care Curriculum Overview
• Adult/Gerontology Primary Care Curriculum Overview
• Family Nurse Practitioner Curriculum Overview
• Nursing Leadership and Administration in Health Systems Curriculum Overview
• Nursing Education
• Emergency/Trauma Care

For additional information see the University of Texas School of Nursing at Houston Catalog (pdf), Program Policies, and School Polices. For additional details on MSN and Post-Master's preceptorships, review the Preceptor Guidelines (pdf) which provide an outline of preceptor and clinical site selection criteria and the roles and responsibilities of the student, preceptor, faculty, and clinical site in the precepted clinical experience.