Students understand and describe the essential differences between self and others, demonstrate mutual respect and sensitivity to cultural differences. Connecting and integrating liberal education with nursing theory students will be able to assess the impact of the various elements of lifestyle, environmental and genetic factors on the health status of culturally diverse individuals and communities that support or hinder health promotion, disease and injury prevention and assist individuals, families and groups in navigating the health care system. Applying knowledge of various research methods, application of statistics and research literature, students will be able to assess the efficacy of selected interventions. Students will possess effective communication skills to disseminate appropriate and effective nursing care across cultural groups, families and the individual lifespan.

Required Courses

  • NURS 300: Intro to Prof Nursing (3 units)
  • NURS 313: QSEN:Evidence Based Practice (1 unit)
  • NURS 315: QSEN: Informatics (1 unit)
  • NURS 360: Nurs Sociopolitical Envmt (4 units)