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Our Master of Science in Nursing - Nursing Business Management option develops powerful leaders who drive strategic, patient-centered change. Applying MBA-level concepts to the unique challenges and opportunities within the healthcare and nursing professions, you’ll gain a unique professional profile as a nurse leader who deeply understands both clinical realities and the strategic, financial, and operational levers of healthcare organizations. This integrated knowledge is an invaluable asset in today's intricate healthcare environment.

Strategic Decision-Making and Business Insight
Through projects, analytical work, case studies, and presentations, you’ll immediately be equipped to think strategically, manage resources, drive innovation, and make data-informed business decisions within a healthcare context, moving beyond purely clinical management to advance into executive and strategic roles.

You will graduate not just business-savvy, but prepared to initiate and manage significant organizational change, not just oversee existing operations. You’ll be prepared for leadership careers in nursing and healthcare in corporations, government agencies, nonprofits, higher education, clinical education, and consulting.

Join our School of Nursing Legacy
For over 120 years, St. Kate's highly-regarded nursing programs have been preparing nurses to deliver outstanding patient care across diverse healthcare settings. Our legacy of commitment to social justice and community-oriented leadership means graduates are not just prepared for career advancement but also to make a positive societal impact, advocating for equitable healthcare outcomes.

Certification Exam Opportunity
Graduates who complete this program may be eligible to take the Nursing Professional Development Certification (NCP-BC) exam.

New Master of Science in Nursing Options
Build on your nursing experience and explore new professional opportunities with our additional MSN options.

Master of Science in Nursing - Data Science
Integrate advanced nursing principles with data-driven solutions to forecast trends and improve healthcare outcomes.

Master of Science in Nursing - Nurse Educator
Think beyond traditional academic roles to shape innovative and inclusive learning experiences across diverse healthcare and organizational settings.

Format: Online

Start: Fall or Spring

Time to completion: Two years

Credits required: 31

Tuition per credit: $760/credit

Total tuition: $23,560
*Does not include student fees or additional costs.

Rates are subject to change each June 1.
Tuition and fee information

Restrictions may apply for applicants residing outside of Minnesota. to determine your application eligibility based on your state of residence.