COURSE DETAIL
NGRD 681 Philosophical Foundations of Nursing Science
Credit hours: 4 per Quarter
Cluster: Nursing Knowledge Development: Theory, Philosophy and Science, Nursing Knowledge Development: Theory, Philosophy and Science
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Course Level: Doctoral
Course Type: PhD
IPE: No
Course Open to: PhD Students
Institution:Loma Linda University
Pre-requisites: A PhD student
Course Description: Explores the development of scientific thought and knowledge. Examines sources of knowledge and the assumptions underlying major approaches to scientific inquiry. Critiques these approaches in relation to the expansion of nursing science.
Method of Instruction: blended
Delivery Platform: Canvas
Campus visits required: yes
Course Contact: Maritza Alvarado
email: MaritzaAlvarado@llu.edu
Tuition: NEXus Common Price
Other considerations: Dr. Mamier will be joined by Dr. Zane Yi. Dr. Yi holds a master’s degrees in philosophy from Loyola Marymount University (2004) and a master’s degree in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary (2005). His research interest includes 19th and 20th century philosophy (especially phenomenology and hermeneutics) and their intersection with theological thought and practice.
Available Seats by Semester for this course:
FALL 2019
Section:
Instructor: Dr. Iris Mamier
Seats: 5
Credits: 4 / Quarter
Start Date: 09-23-19
End Date: 12-13-19