Graduate Outcomes

At the completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:

Utilize healthcare informatics as applicable to nursing, business, and education research topics.
Synthesize principles and theories of leadership and education with nursing science.
Utilize critical and creative thinking methods to improve the quality of health through professional, community, consumer, business, and political processes.
Synthesize ethics, legal responsibilities, and accountability within the advanced nursing practice role.
Develop oneself as an advanced nursing practitioner to meet the challenges and diversity of health care in the 21st century.
Develop and advocate strategies for health promotion, disease prevention, and illness care in accordance with government mandates.
Value the ability to integrate the mission of Anderson University within the advanced nursing practice role.

"The number of jobs I have been offered since earning my MSN-MBA degree at Anderson University has been amazing. If only prospective students could foresee the opportunities this double master’s degree would give them. My education has proven to be far more valuable than I ever imagined."
Dorian Lawler, senior consultant for EMPATH Consulting

"As an international student from the Philippines, I was amazed by how welcoming and diverse the MSN-MBA program was. Learning about the different backgrounds of my classmates, participating in challenging class activities, and working with knowledgeable professors helped me build a strong foundation for my education. Because of my experience at AU, I dreamed bigger, worked harder, and made it farther than I ever thought possible."
Jovey Salazar, staff nurse at Community Hospital North