 University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing 3500 Victoria Street 239 Victoria Building Pittsburgh, PA 15261 |
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University of PittsburghFounded as the Pittsburgh Academy in 1787 and private through much of its history, Pitt became a state-related university in 1966. Today, the University of Pittsburgh system consists of its 132-acre main campus in Pittsburgh and regional campuses in Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown and Titusville. Pittsburgh's industrial past has given way to an enterprising and vibrant present. Affordable living, distinctive neighborhoods, growing industries and an abundance of leisure activities create a quality of life in Pittsburgh that is virtually unmatched. Table of Contents
The School of NursingBack to topThe University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing's highly acclaimed, baccalaureate, master's and doctoral programs give its students a thorough preparation to make not just a contribution, but an immediate impact in a wide range of nursing specialties and other related disciplines. The School of Nursing offers educational programs that anticipate and reflect health care needs locally, nationally and internationally. It prepares graduates to function effectively in multifaceted roles in a variety of settings to promote the health and well being of people. It strives to instill a spirit of inquiry, encourage academic excellence and foster life-long learning in all students. The school seeks to enroll highly qualified students who represent racial, cultural and geographic diversity and to prepare students for employment in a multicultural society.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)Back to topThe undergraduate nursing program combines the latest in clinical theory with traditional nursing values that emphasize holistic patient care. The distinct advantage of a four-year program is that it gives students the opportunity to combine a strong theoretical base of biological and behavioral sciences with a foundation in the liberal arts. This program is ranked among the top ten in the nation. Accelerated 2nd Degree BSNBack to topThe Accelerated 2nd Degree BSN program is designed to enable students with a previous baccalaureate degree to earn a baccalaureate degree in nursing. This is an intensive, fast-paced program which builds upon a student's previous education while providing the science and nursing content to enable students to earn a BSN degree within three terms of full-time study or a new part-time option. Admission to this program is highly competitive and is based upon proven academic achievement and grades earned in pre-requisite courses. Successful completion of this program will earn the student eleven credits toward the MSN requirement should the student decide to pursue a master's in nursing degree at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing. RN-to-BSNBack to topOur RN-to-BSN program provides a quality, affordable way for registered nurses to earn their degrees. Most RNs complete the degree through two years of part-time study. Many courses require only one day of in-class participation per month and the rest of the learning is done independently via web supported learning activities, readings and homework assignments. Courses are individually tailored to meet the specific needs of RNs and are consistent with adult learning principles. Each course focuses on specific knowledge and skills needed in the workplace to keep pace with rapid changes in health care. Besides enhancing your professional and personal sense of accomplishment, earning a degree from Pitt opens doors for career advancement.
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)Back to topOur advanced practice nursing programs are flexible enough to keep pace with the changing demands of the nursing profession and health care systems, as well as the needs of the student. RN-to-MSNBack to topThe RN-to-MSN program allows the registered nurse student to complete the combined bachelor's and master's degree program in a timely and efficient manner. You'll actually start your MSN coursework before you've earned your BSN, therefore you'll save almost $5000 in tuition costs. Classes are taught at the School of Nursing on the University of Pittsburgh campus, on the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown campus, at UPMC Passavant and at UPMC Horizon. Full-time students can be accommodated on the main campus and on the Johnstown campus. All other locations allow for part-time study. BSN Programs:
Choose from the following MSN programs:
Advanced Specialty Role Programs
Post-Master Certificates and Post-Baccalaureate CertificatesBack to topThe following certificates are also offered:
PhD in NursingBack to topSince its inception in 1954, the PhD program in nursing at the University of Pittsburgh has been characterized as pioneering. The University of Pittsburgh was one of the first three schools in the nation to recognize the importance of doctoral preparation in nursing and to offer a Doctor of Philosophy program of study. The school continues to be a trend-setter, modifying the curriculum in response to current and future needs and offering both the MSN-to-PhD and BSN-to-PhD options. The current program ensures that the reputation for timeliness and excellence will continue. InformationIf you are interested in this school and would like to find out more, please Request Information from University of Pittsburgh.
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