Programs of Study

The 36-credit online Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree at Monmouth University is a post-master’s academic degree that focuses on organizational/systems leadership and scholarship in order to address today’s highly complex and rapidly evolving health care environments.

The experiential learning-based curriculum of our Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program prepares you for entry-level practice in a variety of roles and settings, with coursework focusing on rehabilitation, health promotion and wellness, business and financial models in health care, education, global interprofessional collaboration, and leadership.

To accommodate the large aging population, Adult-Gerontological Primary Care Nurse Practitioners focus on the care of the adult and older adult, including physiological changes and needs.

The Family Nurse Practitioner track focuses on the care of a patient population throughout the lifespan, from newborn to older adult.

Our fully accredited, full-time, 95-credit physician assistant (PA) graduate program is comprised of 28 months of coursework and supervised clinical practice experiences (i.e., clinical clerkship rotations) completed in 3-years time. The program will give you the rigorous, hands-on learning environment you need to become a critical part of the changing healthcare landscape.

Bachelors + Masters

Our post-master’s nursing certificate program is designed for nurses who have already completed a master’s degree in nursing. This course of study will prepare you for advanced nursing roles in this concentration.

Our post-master’s nursing certificate program is designed for nurses who have already completed a master’s degree in nursing. This course of study will prepare you for advanced nursing roles in this concentration.