The Nursing (Master's, DNP, and Ph.D.) programs at Penn State are designed to prepare advanced practice nurses, nurse educators, and researchers to address complex healthcare challenges. Offered through the College of Nursing, these programs emphasize evidence-based practice, leadership, and innovation in healthcare delivery. Unique features include a focus on rural and underserved populations, interprofessional collaboration, and opportunities for specialization in areas such as family nurse practitioner, nurse administration, and nursing informatics.
Graduates are equipped for leadership roles in clinical practice, academia, research, and healthcare policy. The programs prepare students for certification as advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) or for roles in shaping healthcare systems through research and education.
While specific faculty names are subject to change, the College of Nursing is staffed by experienced educators and researchers with expertise in clinical practice, nursing education, and health policy. Faculty often hold national certifications and contribute to cutting-edge research in nursing science.
Penn State’s College of Nursing offers access to state-of-the-art simulation labs for hands-on clinical training. The university maintains partnerships with major healthcare systems across Pennsylvania, providing clinical placement opportunities. Additionally, the programs benefit from collaborations with interdisciplinary research centers focusing on health outcomes and population health.
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