The graduate certificate program in Nursing Education is designed to prepare nurses and other health professionals to teach in academic programs, health care agencies, and in the community. The program provides courses to build a solid foundation in teaching and learning.

Target audiences for the program include the following:

• Nursing faculty members teaching in community college and vocational programs that have not had formal education in teaching
• Nurse educators at local health care agencies
• Community health educators
• Current graduate students who wish to specialize in education as part of their graduate program plan of study

To learn more, visit the certificate program website at: http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/nursing/cert.cfm.

Required Courses Total Credit Hours: 12
All courses are available in a Web-based format.

NGR 5715 Instructional Technology Resources for Health Professional Education
NGR 5791 Teaching Strategies for Health Professionals
NGR 6710 Curriculum Development in Nursing Education
Select one from the following:
EDF 6432 Measurement and Evaluation in Education
NGR 5871 Healthcare Informatics
NGR 5714 Clinical Teaching Strategies for Health Professional Education
Other EDG, EDF, or NGR electives approved by the graduate program director

For information contact:
Linda Hennig, Ed.D., Associate Professor
College of Nursing
407-823-2744
gradnurs@mail.ucf.edu