Nursing, Doctor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University

The goal of the PhD program at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing is to prepare leaders in the development of nursing science. Graduates will be prepared to conduct research that advances the discipline of nursing, health, and health care quality. The school offers an individualized program in selected areas of research congruent with students' areas of interest and the expertise of research faculty.

Faculty: School of Nursing  |  Duration: four to five years  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

PhD students will be required to repeat a course if they earn a grade below a B (83%) for core nursing courses, and a grade below a C (73%) in non-nursing core courses. PhD students can repeat more than one course one time. 2 School of Public Health courses (PH.XXX.XXX) are offered on the quarter system and are depicted here as [credits & units] and count accordingly in each school. Total credits: 63.

Career pathways

Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theor ies and concepts relevant to nursing science in the design and implementation of research. Evaluate and critique methodological and analytical strategies in nursing science to enhance the quality and impact of research findings.

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