Content from 15-17 catalog
Ph.D. PROGRAM IN NURSING
Program Goals
In accordance with recommendations from the
American Association of Colleges of Nursing, the goal of Rutgers' doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) program in
nursing is to prepare nurse scientists who will expand the knowledge base of
nursing, steward the discipline of nursing, lead interdisciplinary research
teams, influence health policy, and mentor the next generation of nurses and
nurse scientists.
Student Goals
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Possess knowledge of the history and philosophy of nursing science.
- Master in-depth
knowledge in a substantive area, including the relevant theoretical and
empirical literatures.
- Conduct original,
ethical, and culturally competent research.
- Collaborate
effectively with other research disciplines and lead interdisciplinary research
teams.
- Disseminate research
findings to a wide variety of audiences including practitioners, policymakers,
and the scientific community.
- Mentor future nurse
clinicians, educators, and scientists.
Program Outcomes
Graduates of the Rutgers School of Nursing doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) program will be prepared to:
Develop the Science
- Master in-depth knowledge in a substantive area.
- Critique and integrate different science perspectives in the conduct of research.
- Assume leadership in the conduct of culturally competent scholarship to improve nursing practice.
Steward the Discipline
- Provide leadership in the creation and dissemination of new knowledge.
- Collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary scholars in the scientific and professional communities.
- Provide professional and research mentorship to others.
Lead Interdisciplinary Research Teams
- Design, conduct, and evaluate original research.
- Conduct team science.
- Contribute to a global community of scholars.
Ph.D. IN URBAN STUDIES PROGRAM
Program Goals
Program Outcomes
