The Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Program is a competitive program at the local and international levels, as it was established in cooperation with six reputable international universities.The study plan of the program consists of 54 credit hours distributed over 3-4 academic.
The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing program is to prepare nursing researchers and scholars to explore, develop, and move forward the scientific body of knowledge in nursing practice, leadership, and education. Students will develop critical and analytical skills through an in-depth study of advanced nursing, social, behavioral, and research sciences. The graduate will acquire the skills of collecting and analyzing information from a range of studies from scientific sources to enable them to generate new ideas and make an original contribution to nursing knowledge. Developments in nursing science and health care will emerge from research. Dissertation research will prepare graduates to expand their knowledge and advance professional practice to the frontiers of nursing. Graduates of the program will use innovative thinking to develop research questions and will select and apply appropriate research methods to solve problems empirically, thereby expanding the evidence base of nursing. The program will develop in its students a range of specific and transferable skills which will be required by leaders of the nursing profession in public and private healthcare organizations, and to make a major contribution to healthcare policy development, education, research, and administration.
Vision:
To prepare graduates able to generate and disseminate knowledge and assume leadership role locally, regionally
and internationally in the area of nursing education, research, and community services.
Mission:
The PhD Program at the School of Nursing provides advanced knowledge and encourages traditional and nontraditional
creative activities, to enhance graduates research-based knowledge and theories in their roles as
researchers, educators, and administrators/managers.
The Doctoral aims to prepare nurses to assume
leadership roles in health institutions, policy analysis, policy making, and
academic sectors. Prepare Graduate scholar able to enhance health and lives of
people in Jordan as well as people in the region. Through achieving the
following goals:
1. Create, interpret and test new knowledge,
through conducting original research to extend the forefront of nursing.
2. Examine the nature of philosophical inquiry
for nursing theory, practice, and research.
3. Recognize social, cultural and political
issues related to the student’s area of scholarship.
4. Apply theoretical and empirical knowledge
through systematic analysis, critique, and synthesis to
improve the nursing disciplin
e.
5. Utilize advanced information technology in
learning and teaching processes, research, and practice.
6. Provide leadership in ethical, legal, and
socio-cultural issues for the improvement of nursing practice and health care
delivery.
7. Collaborate in the development and/or
implementation of health policy locally, nationally, and
internationally.
