Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

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Build on Your Success in Nursing

Expand your knowledge, strengthen your clinical skills and prepare to make a greater impact with a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Texas A&M University.

Designed for nurses ready to advance their careers, our online MSN program offers specialized training in nursing education, family nurse practitioner and forensic nursing, preparing graduates to deliver advanced care, prepare the next generation of nurses and improve health outcomes for all.

Online MSN-Family Nurse Practitioner

48 Credit Hours | 646 Clinical Hours

Our online MSN-Family Nurse Practitioner track prepares nurses to practice as primary care providers for a wide range of patients, with a focus on health promotion, risk reduction, disease prevention and illness management. Graduates are eligible to sit for certification exams through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and/or American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). Experiences include:

  • Advanced health assessment
  • Diagnostics and procedures
  • Primary care
  • Health promotion and disease prevention

Graduates of the MSN-Family Nurse Practitioner track are prepared with the advanced knowledge and clinical experience to address patient health needs and provide primary care. Upon certification and licensure, they can pursue practice as family nurse practitioners.

Online MSN-Forensic Nursing

36 Credit Hours | 135 Clinical Hours

Our online MSN-Forensic Nursing track prepares nurses to care for survivors of violence and trauma while developing the skills to observe, recognize, collect and document forensic evidence. The track prepares nurses to manage evidence related to traumatic events or criminal acts. Course topics and experiences include:

  • Care for victims and perpetrators of traumatic events or criminal acts
  • Observation and recognition of forensic evidence
  • Collection and documentation of forensic evidence
  • Advanced health assessment

Graduates are prepared to apply advanced nursing knowledge in situations caring for patients while properly identifying and documenting evidence that may contribute to legal proceedings.

Online MSN-Nursing Education

36 credit hours | 225 clinical hours

Our online MSN-Nursing Education offers a path to teaching effective approaches to touchstone aspects of nursing such as clinical practice and evidence-based theory. This MSN equips nursing professionals to sit for their Certified Nurse Educator (CNE®) examination. Course topics highlight foundational and specialized areas within nursing education, including:

  • Teaching and learning theory
  • Prevention and population health
  • Leadership and health policy
  • Teaching strategies for healthcare professionals

Graduates of the MSN-Nursing Education track are prepared to integrate scientific findings from multiple disciplines to enhance nursing care, leverage patient care technologies and apply advanced knowledge to influence healthcare outcomes. They are also ready to use educational theories and academic strategies to develop curricula, facilitate learner development and advance nursing practice in both educational and clinical settings.

Please Note: Coursework is delivered asynchronously online, and students can complete most clinical hours in their own community. Limited on-campus time in Bryan-College Station is required. Students must have an active, unencumbered RN license. For the MSN-Family Nurse Practitioner and Post-Graduate Certificate in Family Nurse Practitioner, the RN license must be in Texas.

Why Texas A&M?

Texas A&M ranks No. 1 in the state of Texas and No. 12 among the nation’s public universities in 2026 (The Wall Street Journal). A Texas A&M College of Nursing degree or certificate is an investment that can deliver value throughout your career.

Icon for Courses are offered asynchronously online, and most clinical hours can be completed in your own community.

Online Learning

Courses are offered asynchronously online, and most clinical hours can be completed in your own community.

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Esteemed Faculty

Learn from experienced faculty at a Tier 1 research university who bring real-world expertise and research excellence to your education. 

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Aggie Network

Access the worldwide Aggie network of 630,000+ alumni to help advance your career. As a graduate of a degree program, you’re also eligible for the Aggie Ring.

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