Overview
The Master of Science in Nursing – Forensic Nursing track at Texas A&M University prepares advanced practice nurses to care for victims and perpetrators of traumatic events or criminal acts. This 36-semester credit hour program integrates clinical nursing expertise with forensic science principles, equipping graduates to observe, recognize, collect, and document forensic evidence for use in civil or criminal legal proceedings. Instruction is delivered primarily online, with required on-campus clinical experiences in Bryan–College Station to meet American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) clinical standards.
Why Texas A&M?
Texas A&M’s College of Nursing offers a specialized forensic nursing track that combines flexible online delivery with rigorous clinical preparation. Students benefit from structured on-campus assessment experiences, hands-on clinical hours aligned with national MSN standards, and preparation for interdisciplinary collaboration within healthcare and legal systems. The program’s integration within the Texas A&M Health Science Center ensures access to a respected academic health environment and strong institutional support.