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This month’s featured graduate school subject: Master’s in Nursing Education. Do you have a passion for both nursing and teaching? Helping people as a nurse doesn’t only take place in a hospital or practice, it can also happen in the classroom. Nursing education is a growing field as many current nursing faculty members are retiring. In fact, in 2009, a total of 803 faculty vacancies were identified in a survey of 554 nursing schools with undergraduate and/or graduate programs across the country. If you enjoy medicine and have always wanted to teach, this might be the graduate degree for you.
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