Master of Nursing - Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program (CNPP)

Course Overview This Master of Nursing program equips Registered Nurses with the advanced competencies required for licensure as a Nurse Practitioner. It blends in-depth nursing theory with the legal authority for autonomous practice, focusing on a holistic approach to primary health care. Graduates will be prepared to critically appraise research and lead in health promotion, diagnosis, and intervention to improve patient and community outcomes. Key Program Highlights Earn a Master of Nursing (MN) degree with a Nurse Practitioner specialization Develop advanced skills in health assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning Gain the legal authority and autonomy for advanced nursing practice Focus on primary health care, health promotion, and community development Learn to collaborate within interprofessional teams and apply research to practice