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UB School of Nursing
1040
Kimball Tower
3435 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14214
716.829.2537
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The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in nursing program was designed to prepare nurses for leadership positions in academia; of which there is an enormous national demand. The goal of the program is to prepare nurse scientists and academicians who will contribute to knowledge development, theory generation, and hypothesis testing. Students are educated to communicate and function across disciplines, therefore will also advance multidisciplinary teaching and research. PhD graduates will be nurse scholars who:
Develop the empirical and theoretical bases of nursing practice within a defined research program
Utilize advanced research methodologies and technology in the pursuit of knowledge
Demonstrate expertise in communication of research findings to the scientific and social policy communities
Provide leadership in the development and application of knowledge to nursing research, practice and education using multidisciplinary perspectives
Relate nursing research to the development and/or implementation of health care policy regionally, nationally and internationally
Integrate knowledge of our multicultural society into nursing research to improve and enhance health care and reduce disparities in health outcomes.
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Financial Support
The University at Buffalo School of Nursing seeks to assist all admitted students with financial support for study. Please visit the special resource page that indicates types of aid for doctoral students.
Nursing Education
During their studies, students may complete the requirements for an
Advanced Certificate in Nursing Education, a program offered by the
School
of
Nursing
, in collaboration with the Graduate School of Education, with the purpose of preparing educators for academic and healthcare settings.
Curriculum
The curriculum consists of a minimum of 60 credit hours beyond the masters degree. The major components of the curriculum are foundation courses, research courses, and elective courses supportive of the dissertation and professional role.
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Foundation Courses
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Credit
Hours
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| NUR 691 Advanced Information Technology in Practice, Education, & Research |
1
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| NUR 692 Seminar in Grantsmanship |
1
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| NUR 700 Advanced Theory Construction and Development |
3
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| NUR 701 State of Nursing Science |
3
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| NUR 704 History and Issues in Nursing |
3
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| PHI 640 Graduate Research Ethics |
2
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| NUR 739 Philosophy of Science |
3
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Core Credits: |
16
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Research Courses
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Credit
Hours
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| NUR 694 Quantitative Methods in Health Care Research |
3
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| NUR 694L Data Management and Analysis with SPSS for Windows |
1
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| NUR 695 Advanced Statistical Techniques |
3
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| NUR 697 Advanced Qualitative Research Methods |
3
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| NUR 705 Outcomes Research in Health Care |
3
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| NUR 706 Psycho-Social Measurement& Questionnaire Construction |
3
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Research Credits: |
16
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Elective Courses of Dissertation and Professional Role
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Credit
Hours
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| NUR 708 Research Practicum |
2
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| Electives |
12
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Elective Credits: |
14
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Dissertation Courses
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Credit
Hours
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| NUR 702 Dissertation Seminar |
2
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| NUR 699 Dissertation Guidance |
12
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Elective Credits: |
14
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Minimum Required Post-Master's Credits : |
60
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Optional Advanced Certificate in Nursing Education
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Credit
Hours |
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1 |
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1 |
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4 |
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9 |
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Minimum Required Advanced Certificate Credits:
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15 |
| * * * These courses may include, but are not limited to, the following: |
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Assessment and Measurement |
CEP 502 |
Use and Interpretation of Educational Measurements |
CEP 503 |
Tests and Measurements |
CEP 509 |
Educational and Psychological Measurement |
NUR 706 |
Psycho-Social Measurement & Questionnaire |
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Educational Technology |
CEP 506 |
Introduction to Educational Technology |
CEP 508 |
Educational Uses of the Internet |
CEP 555 |
Learning, Teaching, and Technology |
CEP 565 |
Computers and Learning |
CEP 508 |
Educational Uses of the Internet |
LAI 678 |
Hypermedia in Education |
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Learning, Cognition, and Development |
CEP 546 |
Human Growth and Development |
CEP 560 |
The Psychology of Learning and Instruction |
CEP 564 |
Cognitive Psychology |
CEP 566 |
Special Topics: Topics in Learning |
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Higher Education and Student Development |
ELP 501 |
Higher Education in the U.S. |
ELP 508 |
Community Colleges |
ELP 509 |
The American College Student |
ELP 514 |
Student Development |
ELP 533 |
College Impact on Students |
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