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  1. Learn more about the best Dual DNP/PhD programs of 2024 as we explore their nuances, including coursework, clinical training, prerequisites, salary expectations, and more. Whether you're a practicing nurse seeking to advance your career, or generally...
  2. Nurses wanting to explore career advancements will face many choices when researching degrees and programs they can pursue. Among the options are a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Nursing. These degrees off...
  3. Nurses wanting to explore career advancements will face many choices when researching degrees and programs they can pursue. Among the options are a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Nursing. These degrees off...
  4. A nursing faculty writes: "My college is pressuring all faculty with a Master's degree to pursue a Ph.D. or DNP. I don't feel this is something I want to do. Can I continue to teach without it? It wasn't long ago thoughts of Doctor Nurse were ...
  5. Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) First, we will start with the Master of Science in Nursing degree. Students who want to start their graduate studies in an MSN role will choose to specialize in a field of nursing or another educational type of ...
  6. NurseWriter_AJP

    DNP or PhD: Which One is for Me?

    In 2018, 18% of nurses in the United States held a graduate degree and about 1% of nurses had a doctoral degree. Many of the classes taught in nursing school focus on nurses effectively managing problems that may require patients to be hospitalized; ...
  7. The PhD is a research-oriented degree, whereas the DNP is a practice-oriented or clinical doctorate. How do these degrees differ and are they equal in status? Doctor of PhilosophyThe Doctor of Philosophy in nursing is a research-based degree that pre...
  8. VickyRN

    My PhD Journey - Part 1

    It is hard to believe that it has been three years since I started the epic journey towards a PhD in nursing, as a part-time student who already had a full plate as full time nursing faculty in a busy university setting. Since then, I have alternatel...