Online MS-Family Nurse Practitioner Program | Texas Woman's University

Texas Woman's University Online — Master of Science – FNP Online Program

Now accepting applications for the summer term, beginning May 11

Application Deadline: April 17, 2020

Boldly Go

Submit your information to access a comprehensive digital program guide. One of our dedicated admissions counselors will contact you shortly to discuss next-steps.

Curriculum Label

I have or will have at least a bachelor's degree.I have or will have at least a master's degree in nursing.

I am a licensed R.N.

Email

Continue to Step 2

Step 1 of 2

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Country

Zip Code

Texas Woman's University Online's technology partner works with multiple universities to offer online programs.

Yes, I would like to learn more about these additional online programs.

Submitting this form constitutes your express written consent to be called and/or texted by Texas Woman's University Online at the number(s) you provided, regarding furthering your education. You understand that these calls may be generated using an automated technology, including by way of example, auto-dialer and click-to dial technologies. Privacy Policy.

« Back | Step 2 of 2

Download Program Guide

Transform Your Approach

Forbes Best Value College 2019

Become a holistic primary care provider through a transformative experience that focuses on all-encompassing patient care, advanced clinical expertise, critical thinking, clinical reasoning and professional growth.

Deliver Quality Health Care

The online Master of Science – Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program at Texas Woman’s University (TWU) is uniquely designed for BSN-prepared nurses. Develop clinical skills with an emphasis on quality, accuracy and the patient experience. Expand your problem-solving and investigative capabilities using a range of resources. Gain an understanding of advanced practice nursing and grow as a leader. Strengthen your approach to a compassionate, multifaceted nursing practice that treats the whole patient.

Support the Entire Patient Experience

As a student, you will:

Go beyond treating illness to understanding the range of factors that can impact health and wellbeing
Deepen your knowledge of advanced topics such as pharmacology, pathophysiology, patient assessments, treatment methods and applied research to develop essential competencies
Discover a range of resources for assessment, analysis and diagnosis
Understand advanced practice nursing from multiple perspectives
Build the professional, interpersonal and leadership skills needed for success

Accreditation & Awards

Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)*
Top 100 nursing schools (U.S. News & World Report)
98% FNP first-time licensure pass rate (2010-2018)
Recognized as #8 Top Value School by College Factual

Online MS-FNP Fast Facts

13-week courses, 3 intakes per year (spring, summer, fall)
13 total courses, 46 credit hours
6 of 13 courses have associated clinical hours
Finish in just under 3 years
Competitive tuition

*The master's degree program in nursing at Texas Woman's University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

MS-FNP Curriculum Sample

NURS 5013 - Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Practice

Examine, critique and evaluate a variety of theories that provide the basis for the practice of nursing. Explore the application and use of appropriate theories to nursing practice and research with a focus on the cyclical nature of theory, research and practice in health care.

NURS 5024 - Research and Quality Improvement in Nursing

Focus on the application of research and quality improvement initiatives in the clinical setting, including problem identification, determination of the evidence supporting available data for nursing practice, and development of strategies for incorporating research and quality-driven changes in practice.

Upcoming Start Dates

Summer 2020: May 11
Application Deadline: April 17, 2020

NURS 5003 - Health Policy and Promotion

Provides a foundation for advanced nursing practice using principles of health policy advocacy, health promotion and disease prevention in individuals and communities. Examines the application of policy processes and system-level strategies to address national and community-level health problems and the influence of regulatory, legislative and public policy on various client populations.

NURS 5002 - Advanced Practice Nursing Role

Apply knowledge about the advanced nursing scope of practice, health policy and healthcare delivery as they relate to functioning as an effective healthcare professional. Examine the impact of health care policy, health care organizations, and health care reimbursement on the advanced practice nurse.

Clinical Placement Made Simple

TWU’s faculty and placement coordinator will organize and prepare you for every aspect of your clinical experiences. From making sure the placement site is as close to your home as possible to introducing you to your preceptor — we have your back.

Texas Woman's University FNP in training

Male family nurse practitioner in training

Close-up of FNP measuring patient's blood pressure

Holistic healthcare graphic

More Than Treatment

Holistic care to support the entire patient experience.

Texas Woman's University's College of Nursing emphasizes a holistic understanding of care that considers the entire person, their family, environment, community and beyond when it comes to a patient’s well-being.

Our commitment to excellence and integrity permeates all that we do. The growth of our students is nurtured in an environment that fosters personal connections, resiliency, and a philosophy of education as a lifelong process. Diversity and collaboration are fundamental to our academic culture of innovation, research, and creative expression, so our students will advance and develop professionally to serve the health care industry and society at large.

Accessible and Available

Texas Woman’s University has dedicated faculty, admissions counselors and student success coaches to ensure your success. Our online FNP programs serve RNs who are aspiring family nurse practitioners with either a bachelor's or master’s level education. The programs are accessible not only in Texas but across the country in more than 30 states.

TWU student on her laptop

TWU student studying human body anatomy

TWU nursing student on her commencement day

We're Here to Help

Schedule an appointment with one of our dedicated admissions counselors so you can learn more about advancing your education at Texas Woman’s University online.

Schedule an Appointment

TWU Admissions Counselor Trina Minix

Out-of-State Students

The online MS in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner and Post-Master’s Certificate - Family Nurse Practitioner programs prepare graduates to take the Texas Board of Nursing licensure exam. If you are a resident of another state, please see our full list of state authorizations or contact us to determine whether our program fulfills requirements for licensure in your home state.

All Rights Reserved • Privacy Policy • Accessibility Policy

Back to top