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Master's (MS) & Post-Master's: About the ProgramsTraditional MS UIC’s Master of Science (MS) degree in nursing builds upon your skills and education to transform you into a highly skilled, competent advanced practice nurse (APN), a nurse leader in administration or a community leader. The program emphasizes vulnerable populations, evidence-based practice, and scholarly activity. Each one of the MS specialties are available at all of our campuses: Chicago, Rockford, Peoria, Urbana and Quad Cities. Programs can be completed on a part-time or full time basis and offer flexible scheduling. Most of the MS programs can be completed within 2-4 years depending on a student's part-time or full-time status. Many courses are offered online or in a blended format (combination of online and in person). In addition, many courses are videoconferenced to/from our regional sites. At this time, none of the MS programs are offered in a true distance format. Students do need to be available at one of the sites for some coursework (Chicago, Rockford, Peoria, Urbana, Quad Cities). MS Transition (for Master's students with an RN license and bachelor's degree in a field other than nursing)
Due to the intense concentration of transition course content, it is strongly recommended that students do not concurrently take other graduate courses. This will help prevent a potential adverse impact on overall academic performance. Transition courses are taught following the Global Campus (GC) schedule and will not follow the same schedule as UIC timetable classes. Courses start at these times:
Post-Master’s Post-master’s study is for students with a master’s degree in nursing who want to advance their knowledge within one of the specialty areas listed below. Post-master’s study prepares you to sit for the certification exam in the selected area. Length of program can vary depending on your past education. Advanced Practice Specialty AreasUIC offers a variety of specialty options that are part of three departments: Biobehavioral Health Science (BHS) Women, Children and Family Health Science (WCFHS) The following options are available. Most specialties fall into the category of Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). Program requirements and descriptions can be found here:
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