Arizona State University is home to ASU's highly respected College of Nursing & Healthcare Innovation. ASU graduates more BSN and advanced practice nurses and is the only university offering an on-campus Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing & Healthcare Innovation (PhD) degree and the first university in the nation to offer a Master of Healthcare Innovation.
The new Doctor of Nursing Practice degree is being offered in an online hybrid format designed for students living or working at a distance. For the fourth consecutive time, ASU's College of Nursing & Healthcare Innovation was ranked as one of America's best graduate schools by U.S.News & World Report.
One of the reasons the college is ranked so highly is because nursing majors have the opportunity to get real-life experiences at hundreds of agencies that have affiliations with the college. One of the college's most recognized programs is its Nurse Managed Health Centers, where ASU faculty and upper division Nursing major students provide healthcare and promotion to families at five locations in the community.
Founded in 1957, the College of Nursing has evolved into one of the leading nursing programs in the southwest and the nation. Enrolling more than 1,800 nursing students on four campuses in metropolitan Phoenix, we are part of a dynamic and progressive institution that has been hailed nationally as a great public university - the New American University! So explore the vast opportunities available at ASU’s College of Nursing & Healthcare Innovation and learn how you can play a role in the future of nursing and health care!
