| Courses |
Credit
|
Pro-Seminar I, II, III, IV |
10 |
Nursing Inquiry I, II, III |
13 |
Introduction to Quantitative Methods |
3 |
Introduction to Qualitative Methods |
3 |
Statistics |
9 |
Proposal Seminar I, II |
6 |
Health Policy |
3 |
| Advanced Research Design |
3
|
| Advanced Research Methods |
3
|
| Area of Concentration |
21
|
Dissertation Seminar |
2 |
Dissertation |
20 |
| Autumn |
Winter |
Spring |
Summer |
| Year 1 |
29NURS950
Pro-Seminar I
2 credits 29NURS940
Nursing Inquiry I
4 credits 29NURS973
Introduction to Quantitative Methods
3 credits Statistics
3 credits |
29NURS951
Pro-Seminar II
3 credits 29NURS941
Nursing Inquiry II
4 credits 29NURS984
Introduction to Qualitative Methods
3 credits Statistics
3 credits |
29NURS952
Pro-Seminar III
4 credits 29NURS942
Nursing Inquiry
III
5 credits Statistics
3 credits |
Preliminary Exam - Summer
after Year 1
The preliminary examination is a 4-question exam that students
have 2 weeks to successfully complete. Students must successfully
complete the preliminary examination in order to proceed to second
year doctoral study. |
| Total: 12 credits |
Total: 13 credits |
Total: 12 credits |
| Year 2 |
29NURS953
Pro-Seminar IV
1 credit |
29NURS954
Proposal Seminar I
3 credits |
29NURS955
Proposal Seminar II
3 credits |
*Candidacy Exam: Defense
of Proposal - Summer after Year 2 or Autumn Year 3 |
Series of required
courses can be taken any quarter during Year 2 or can
be taken prior to Year 1:
Health Policy - 3 credits
Advanced Research Design - 3 credits
Advanced Research Methods - 3 credits
Area of Concentration - 21 credits (students will take at least 6 credits
in concentration at UC CON)
|
| Total: 13 credits |
Total: 12 credits |
Total: 12 credits |
| Year 3 |
|
29NURSxxx
Dissertation Seminar
1 credit 29NURS981
Dissertation
10 credits |
29NURSxxx
Dissertation Seminar
1 credit 29NURS981
Dissertation
10 credits |
| Total: 11 credits |
Total: 11 credits |
*At the end of the required coursework, students
will take a candidacy exam in order to be admitted to candidacy. The
candidacy exam consists of a successful defense of the dissertation
proposal. Students
have 5 years from admission date into the PhD program to be admitted
to candidacy. Once admitted to candidacy, students need to take
dissertation hours equal to a minimum of 20 credit hours. Students
have 4 years from admission-to-candidacy date to graduation.