NURS 799 – Special Problems at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) is an advanced nursing course designed for graduate students who wish to explore specialized topics and engage in independent study within the field of nursing.
Key features of NURS 799 include:
- Individualized Study Plans: Providing students with the flexibility to design their own study plans based on specific areas of interest or professional goals within nursing.
- Research and Inquiry: Fostering skills in research methods, critical inquiry, and evidence-based practice through individualized projects.
- Advanced Clinical Practice: Allowing students to delve into advanced clinical practice areas, gaining practical experience and expertise in specific nursing specialties.
- Mentorship: Facilitating one-on-one mentorship with faculty members to guide students in their independent study and research endeavors.
- Ethical Considerations in Independent Study: Emphasizing ethical principles and considerations relevant to independent study and research projects.
This course is tailored for graduate students in nursing who seek a customizable and self-directed learning experience. NURS 799 provides a platform for students to explore special problems, deepen their knowledge in specific areas of nursing, and contribute to the advancement of nursing practice.
