Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Nursing student in tshirt wraps a cast around an arm

Overview

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program at the University of Michigan School of Nursing is designed for registered nurses looking to advance their careers and enhance their skills in specialized areas of practice. Our rigorous curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical experience, preparing you to meet the evolving demands of health care.

Is an MSN right for me?

If you are passionate about advancing your nursing career and making a significant impact in patient care, the MSN program may be the perfect fit for you. Our program offers a supportive environment with expert faculty and mentorship programs to support your success.

Nurse taking care of a pregnant patient

Discover the U-M MSN Experience

Take a deeper dive into what makes the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) at the U-M School of Nursing exceptional. The Graduate Viewbook provides a comprehensive look at our MSN specialties, expert faculty, innovative learning environments and career outcomes.

Whether you're exploring advanced clinical practice or leadership pathways, this resource will help you find the right fit for your goals.

downloadDownload Graduate Brochure

Explore MSN Program Options

Pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing

We ensure that all program plans are intentionally designed to support the achievement of established competencies for advanced practice nursing. Our clinical site placement opportunities include a range of settings and populations where you will be guided by expert preceptors. We offer varied program plans allowing you to complete your degree in two or three years.