University of Washington Bothell

School of Nursing & Health Studies

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The School of Nursing & Health Studies offers two undergraduate degrees, three minors, and one graduate degree

Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies provides the opportunity to work with our committed faculty to develop knowledge and skills useful for improving the health of individuals and communities.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

The RN to BSN program is for nurses who have completed an Associate in Nursing Degree with an Washington State RN License and are ready to advance their education.

Master of Nursing

The Master of Nursing program offers three curriculum options: Administrative Leadership, Nurse Educator, and a General Master of Nursing, each preparing students for advanced nursing roles.

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UWB SNHS Ranked #2 in public schools offering MN programsUW School of Nursing & Health Studies Receives Top Ranking From US News and World Report

 

Nursing Master's Degrees offered by UW Bothell and UW Tacoma were ranked #2 among public schools. Read more about the report.

 

 

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Additional programs

Interested in a Masters in Clinical Informatics, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner DNP, or a PhD in Nursing?  The School of Nursing at UW Seattle offers these programs!

Live in the South Puget Sound and looking for an RN-BSN or MN program?  The Nursing and Healthcare Leadership Program at UW Tacoma offers these programs!

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