Department Programs Overview

The New York University (NYU) College of Nursing (The College) provides more than 500 full- and part-time graduate and doctoral nursing students programs that prepare them for leadership roles in direct care, administration, research, or teaching. Courses are taught by 50 faculty members, who are master's or doctorally prepared expert nursing practitioners. The College offers a dual-degree BS/MS program; MS and post-master's advanced-certificate programs in midwifery, administration, education, informatics, and advanced-practice nursing areas, including adult acute care, pediatrics, and mental health; two dual-degrees MS/MS programs (nursing administration/management and nursing/global public health); DNP, and a PhD in research theory and development.

Highlights

All programs - baccalaureate, master's, and doctorate - provide a dynamic balance between nursing theory and practice. They reflect the latest advances in knowledge and technology as well as today's modern health-care environment  The College offers clinical and practicum experience at the nation's foremost hospitals, including Bellevue Hospital Center, Beth Israel Medical Center, and more than 50 other acute-care hospitals  Alumni are in positions of leadership in diverse clinical, academic, and administrative settings worldwide. Many are leading experts in nursing science research  Located in New York City's Greenwich, NYU offers unmatched educational, internship, and social opportunities

Specialized Program(s) Accreditation

The baccalaureate and master's programs at NYU College of Nursing are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)

Programs/Credentials Offered by Department

Graduate Diploma/Certificate in Health Sciences Joint Degree (Dual Degree) Master's (e.g., MSc, MS, SM) PhD

Comparison of Selected Graduate Health Sciences Credentials Offered  by Department

	Approx. # StudentsEnrolled/Year (all options)	Campus Based Option	Online Option	Time To Complete
Graduate Diplomas/Certificates
Master's Degree (e.g., MSc, MS, SM) (F/T)				2 years
Master's Degree (e.g., MSc, MS, SM) (P/T)				3 years
PhD Degree (F/T)				2 years
PhD Degree (P/T)				3 years

Ranking and Reputation

Excellence has placed NYU's College of Nursing among the nation's top nursing programs. The intellectual energies of the faculty and students, the quality of the academic resources, and the rich interaction with a vibrant city provide a learning experience that is unique in its rigor and diversity.

Buildings & Resources

Nursing students have access to eight NYU libraries, including Bobst Library (one of the largest open-stack research libraries in the world), and the Medical Center Library. The College provides On-Campus Clinical Learning Experiences, which enable students to practice their nursing skills in a simulated hospital setting. In addition, students have access to the bookstore; campus computer network; computer lab; computer-assisted instruction; e-mail services; employment services for current students; housing assistance; interactive nursing-skills videos; Internet; learning resources lab; library services; nursing audiovisuals; résumé preparation assistance; sills, simulation, or other laboratory; and tutoring.

Admissions & Tuition - Master's Program
Information For US Students	Information For International Students
Admissions Criteria  Minimum Undergraduate GPA: 3.0  Minimum GRE Score: 1000.0  Personal Statement/Statement of Purpose/Autobiographical Sketch: Required  Interview: Not Required Deadlines (Month/Day)  Application:  Continuous  Notification of Acceptance: Varies Fees (US$)  Not Available	Admissions Criteria  Minimum Undergraduate GPA: No Set Minimum  Minimum GRE Score: No Set Minimum  Personal Statement/Statement of Purpose/Autobiographical Sketch: Required  Interview: Not Required  English Language Proficiency     Not Available Deadlines (Month/Day)  Application: 7/1  Notification of Acceptance: Varies Fees (US$)  International Application Fee: 75

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