Course Numbering
The uniform course numbering system of the Oregon University System, as it applies to the School of Nursing is as follows:
- 100-299 Lower division level
- 300-499 Upper division level
- 500-599 Graduate courses offered primarily in support of master's level programs
- 600-699 Graduate courses offered primarily in support of doctoral level programs
- 700-799 Professional courses which may be applied to a professional degree
For didatic courses, one clock hour per week is required for one credit. For clinical courses, that ratio ranges from 3:1 to 4:1 depending on your specialty area.
Nursing Courses 2007-2008
To
view a list of undergraduate course descriptions, click
here.
To
view a list of graduate course descriptions, click
here.
Nursing Courses 2006-2007
To
view a list of undergraduate course descriptions, click
here.
To
view a list of graduate course descriptions, click
here.
Nursing Courses 2005-2006
To
view a list of undergraduate course descriptions, click
here.
To
view a list of graduate course descriptions, click
here.
(Note: The graduate courses start at the bottom of the PDF at "NURS503
Master’s Research/Practice Improvement Project.")
To view
the complete School of Nursing catalogs, including all course descriptions
and programs of study, click here.
Nursing Courses 2004-2005
To
view a list of undergraduate course descriptions, click
here.
To
view a list of graduate course descriptions, click
here.
To
view the complete School of Nursing catalogs, including all course descriptions
and programs of study, click here.
Nursing Courses 2002-2004
To
view a list of undergraduate course descriptions, click
here.
Please note the addendum pages at the end of the 2002-2004 Catalog with
new and revised course descriptions.
To
view a list of graduate course descriptions, click
here.
To view the complete School of Nursing catalog, including all course descriptions
and programs of study, click here.
Please send questions about program information to proginfo@ohsu.edu.