Master of Science in Nursing — Nurse Educator
Educate the next generation of nurses while advancing your own career
ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Nurse Educator program prepares experienced nurses to step into one of healthcare’s most critical roles: teaching the future workforce.
Rooted in the liberal arts and designed for working professionals, this program combines clinical expertise with the skills to educate, mentor, and lead.
In a time of urgent demand for nurse educators — especially in Wisconsin — graduates of the ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ MSN program will be equipped to make a lasting impact on both students and the communities they serve.
Key Program Details
- Start date: Spring 2027
- Format: Designed for working nurses (flexible delivery)
- Length: 15 months (4 semesters)
- Credits: 41 credit hours
- Cohort size: Small, focused cohorts (8-10 students)
Tuition and Financial Support
- Total tuition: $27,195
- Early application grant: $5,000
- Carthage alumni grant: $2,000
- Employer tuition benefits: Many healthcare employers offer tuition support for MSN programs, which can be combined with Carthage aid
- State of Wisconsin funding: Eligible students may qualify for significant tuition support through a $10 million statewide nurse educator funding program, including potential full tuition coverage for those who commit to teaching
Why Nurse Educator?
- Help address the critical shortage of nurse educators and nurses
- Expand your career beyond clinical practice
- Fulfill a professional calling to mentor and teach
- Increase flexibility and long-term career sustainability