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¹ú²ú´«Ã½ the Program

Conduct multidisciplinary, cutting-edge research that will transform nursing with ¹ú²ú´«Ã½â€™s . This four-year, full-time program prepares diverse scholars to lead the nation in nursing research, education and policy.Ìý

The program is delivered online with limited campus visits, and its state-of-the-art curriculum emphasizes both clinical and health services research. All students receive a customized plan of study tailored to their specific research interests. Research is organized into the following signature areas: Acute and Chronic Illness, Data Science and Health Technologies, Palliative Care Science, and Pregnancy Outcomes and Mother, Infant, Child and Family Health. ÌýÌý

Student tuition for the program is fully funded, covering up to four years of research and coursework, and students receive annual stipends.ÌýÌýÌý

Key TakeawaysÌýÌý

• Benefit from an online learning format with periodic campus visitsÌý
• Receive competitive financial awards, including fully funded tuition and an annual stipendÌý
• Conduct cutting-edge, multidisciplinary research alongside nationally and internationally recognized faculty who have a wide range of research fociÌý
• Learn with an advanced curriculum that emphasizes both clinical and health services researchÌýÌý
• Launch your research or academic career with strong faculty mentorship and a personalized plan of studyÌý

Who Should Enroll?

The is designed for nurse scholars who are interested in pursuing research and academic careers in public or private health care. Admitted students seek to advance nursing through scientific discovery, and they hold bachelor’s degrees in nursing (or BSN equivalent) and master’s degrees in nursing (or a related field) or doctoral degrees in nursing (or a related field). Ìý

Admission to the program is competitive and requires research and career goals that are in alignment with the School of Nursing’s research efforts and faculty expertise.ÌýÌý