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Lincoln University has announced the launch of a Master of Science in nursing program beginning in the fall, becoming the only historically Black college and university (HBCU) in Missouri to offer this advanced degree, according to a news release from LU.
The 12-month program offers two specialized tracks, nurse educator and nurse leadership, combining online coursework with in-person clinical requirements.
“We are excited to expand our successful undergraduate nursing program,” School of Nursing department head Jennifer McCord said in a news release. “Our Master of Science in nursing program leverages our supportive HBCU environment and online convenience to create a pathway to success for advancing RNs.”
Graduates will be eligible for national certification as either a certified nurse educator or a certified nurse manager and leader. The curriculum emphasizes leadership, evidence-based practice and patient-centered care, according to a news release. No graduate record examination is required for admission.
Applications for the fall 2025 cohort are currently being accepted.
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