School of Nursing

Established in 1909, the University of Minnesota School of Nursing holds the distinction of being the first continuing nursing program on a university campus in the United States. The School of Nursing assumes responsibility for improving nursing care through its programs in nursing education, research, and community service. The School of Nursing offers three programs and one certificate: the bachelor of science in nursing, the master of science with a major in nursing, the nursing post-baccalaureate certificate and the doctor of philosophy with a major in nursing.

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Links to the most current information about major requirements and courses.

School of Nursing

Major

Course descriptions for all courses offered on the Twin Cities campus.

Class Schedule showing dates and times for courses offered on the Twin Cities campus each semester and summer.

Course registration with complete instructions about the registration process.

Evening, distance, and online courses offered through the College of Continuing Education.

Liberal education requirements to complete in order to graduate.

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