The Master of Arts in Nursing Program is a thesis-based graduate program crafted to foster graduates with clinical expertise and leadership in either adult health nursing or maternal and child nursing. Students in nursing administration will encounter diverse opportunities to enhance their capabilities, attitudes, and skills in nursing education, practice, and administration.
The curriculum consists of twelve (9) units of core courses and fifteen (12) units of major courses and (9) units of elective courses.
Vision
We envision a graduate dedicated to promoting comprehensive education, advancing global excellence, and generating exceptional research outcomes.
Mission
An educational institution dedicated to delivering quality education, pioneering innovative research, and participating in meaningful community engagement programs. It aims to nurture competent and socially responsible individuals who can contribute positively to both local and global communities.
Goals
- Deliver rigorous, research-based graduate programs that foster critical thinking and innovation.
- Cultivate a culture of high-impact, ethical research addressing local and global challenges.
- Promote community engagement through service-learning and outreach programs.
- Equip graduates with cross-cultural communication and leadership skills.
Graduate Attributes
G1 Effective Communication
G2 Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
G3 Digital Literacy
GE4 Professionalism
G5 Ethics & Social Responsibility
G6 Adaptability and Lifelong Learning
Program Educational Objectives (PEO)
PEO1 Advanced knowledge, critical thinking, and specialized clinical skills in nursing practice, education, leadership, and research to improve health outcomes across diverse settings.
PEO2 Assume leadership and administrative roles in healthcare and academic institutions, effectively managing teams, resources, and systems to promote quality and safety in nursing and healthcare delivery.
PEO3 Engage in scholarly inquiry and research activities that contribute to the generation, dissemination, and utilization of nursing knowledge and evidence-based practice.
PEO4 Integrate ethical principles, cultural competence, and social responsibility in nursing practice, policy-making, and community engagement to advocate for equitable and compassionate health care.
Program Learning Outcomes(PLO)
PLO1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge and specialized skills in a chosen field, integrating interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspectives for effective professional practice.
PLO2 Conduct independent and self-directed research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and professional development.
PLO3 Engage in lifelong learning with a high level of independence, collaborating effectively with individuals or teams across interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary fields.
PLO4 Manage financial resources effectively, including budgeting and resource allocation, to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of healthcare organizations.
Program Structure
Total Credit Units: 39 units
Foundation Courses: 9 units
Professional courses: 12 units
Congnate courses: 3 units
Thesis Writing: 12 units
Careers
A Master of Arts in Nursing (MAN) degree opens doors to advanced and high-impact careers by strengthening leadership, clinical expertise, research competence, and educational skills in the nursing profession. Graduates can excel as Nurse Educators in colleges and universities, where they design curriculum, facilitate classroom and clinical instruction, and mentor future nurses to ensure high-quality training and patient-centered care. They can also thrive as Nurse Managers or Supervisors in hospitals and healthcare institutions, overseeing nursing units, coordinating patient care, managing staffing, and implementing safety and quality standards.
With roles such as Clinical Nurse Specialists, MAN graduates provide expert guidance in specialized areas like medical-surgical, maternal and child health, mental health, geriatrics, and community health, helping improve patient outcomes through evidence-based practice. They may also pursue careers as Research Nurses, conducting studies that advance healthcare policies, nursing interventions, and best practices within the profession. These career pathways highlight how MAN graduates take on transformative roles—leading teams, shaping nursing education, improving healthcare delivery, and contributing to stronger, more responsive health systems.
Student Admission
1. Bona fide students of Brokenshire College Graduate School are individuals who have provided authentic credentials, received study loads approved by the Dean, completed official enrollment through the Registrar’s Office, attended classes, and fulfilled their financial obligations by paying fees or arranging payment with the Finance Office.
2. Prospective students are required to register within the designated registration period. Enrollees must adhere to the comprehensive instructions on enrollment procedures published during the registration period.
Enrollment Procedure
The Program Coordinator reviews the submitted documents to assess the applicant's eligibility for admission
The student will login form Online Student Enrollment (OLSEN) Procedures to register.
Curriculum
