Nursing University Of Arizona

The University of Arizona College of Nursing is the premier nursing program in the state, and the only one ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 nationally for 2 specialties, including No. 4 for both adult/gerontology and family nurse practitioner. We offer a wide variety of programs at all levels, with opportunities to study on campus or online, earning degrees that cater to your career goals.

College of Nursing

The College of Nursing at the University of Arizona is an academic unit that offers baccalaureate and graduate degrees in nursing. The college has been recognized as a “top 10 best nursing program” by U.S News & World Report, and its dedication to research and innovation make it a leader in medical care.

The College of Nursing provides students with access to state-of-the-art facilities such as its Simulation Center, Simulation Lab and Clinical Skills Center that enable students to practice their skills before working on real patients in hospitals or clinics. Students can also learn about new developments in medicine through our many conferences hosted throughout the year by experts in their fields who teach our students about cutting-edge practices from around the world.

The University of Arizona College of Nursing is the premier nursing program in the state, and the only one ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 nationally for 2 specialties, including No. 4 for both adult/gerontology and family nurse practitioner. We offer a wide variety of programs at all levels, with opportunities to study on campus or online, earning degrees that cater to your career goals.

The University of Arizona College of Nursing is the premier nursing program in the state, and the only one ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 nationally for 2 specialties, including No. 4 for both adult/gerontology and family nurse practitioner. We offer a wide variety of programs at all levels, with opportunities to study on campus or online, earning degrees that cater to your career goals.

The School of Nursing’s mission is to prepare competent professionals who demonstrate excellence in their practice; enhance health care policy development; conduct research using innovative methodologies; educate students across a range of disciplines; and serve as advocates for public health issues related to cultural competency and oral health promotion/disease prevention efforts among diverse populations served by healthcare providers across Arizona

Get ready to thrive & lead

The College of Nursing at the University of Arizona is one of the premier nursing programs in the state. It is also ranked among the top 20 nationally for two specialties: gerontology and family nurse practitioner. As a leader in nursing education, the college has a wide variety of programs available at all levels, including an accelerated BSN program that can be completed in only 18 months and an APEX program designed specifically for military veterans who want to become nurses.

The College offers several different options for earning your associate degree online as well as online RN-to-BSN programs that are convenient for busy professionals looking to advance their career without having to quit work or relocate temporarily. Their flexible schedule gives you plenty of time for both work commitments and family life so that you get it all done smoothly without compromising anything important!

Learn more about our amazing alumni and students who have found success as clinicians, researchers, educators, and advocates. See how UArizona is preparing them to be health care leaders of tomorrow at uanursing.arizona.edu/about/success-stories

We’re proud of our students and alumni. They’ve taken what they’ve learned at UArizona and put it to good use in their careers. If you’re interested in being a health care leader of tomorrow, learn more about what we can do for you on our website at uanursing.arizona.edu/about/success-stories

We pride ourselves on being nationally ranked, but we also want to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for our students. We have an active student body that works collaboratively with faculty on research projects and community service activities. We believe that our students’ success is dependent upon their ability to develop lifelong learning skills, so we offer a variety of online resources as well as face-to-face support groups. Whether you want to pursue an undergraduate degree or master’s degree in nursing (MSN) program at UArizona College of Nursing, we’re here for you!