Labor Relations in the Health Care
Industry for Nurses Credit Program-
490 series
Michigan State University
School of Labor and Industrial Relations
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Enrollment Information
If you are a student at Michigan State University enroll for as you would for any graduate/undergraduate course. Those not currently enrolled in a program at MSU, for example:
- An RN enrolled in a program at another university
- An RN with an Associate Degree wanting to take bachelors degree
credits
- An RN wanting to learn about labor relations
- An RN wanting to obtain a BS in combination with the National Labor
College curriculum
Please enroll through MSU Lifelong Education.
For additional information about the credit program content, please, contract me directly Professor Catherine Lundy at lundy@msu.edu
For additional information about registration, contract:
Office of the Registrar
Michigan State University
150 Administration Building
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-0210
reg@msu.edu
General inquiries
(517) 355-3300
Office Hours 8 AM
to 5 PM
Monday - Friday
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not offered by the high school and are approved by the high school
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Office of the Registrar
Michigan State University
150 Administration Building
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-0210
reg@msu.edu
General inquiries (517) 355-3300
Office Hours 8 AM
to 5 PM
Monday - Friday