School of nursing news
Learn about the four student groups vying for your support in the We Dare Challenge
Oct 05, 2020Four weeks. Four groups. One choice.
Now more than ever, the world needs nursing to continue its critical role providing high-quality care to patients while leading the transformation of our health care system in the United States. The U-M School of Nursing We Dare Challenge gives those who want to support the next generation of nurses the opportunity to choose which student-led initiatives are most important to them.
Donors will receive an exclusive invitation to a live-stream event where four student groups will present their projects in detail. Your gift... Read more
Next steps
Oct 02, 2020Requirements and deadlines for undergraduate applicantsFirst-year applicantsSophomore transfer applicants
Learn more about admission requirements and important deadlines for first-year and sophomore transfer applicants to the U-M School of Nursing.
HousingNursing students live in a variety of locations across campus and the surrounding community. While you're not required to live on campus, nearly 97% of first-year students choose to live in University Housing for the community, convenience and security.
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Financial aidThe U-M Office of... Read more
Be part of groundbreaking research
Oct 02, 2020U-M School of Nursing faculty researchers bring their depth of knowledge to the classroom setting to enrich your education with a research-intensive focus. And these leading nurse scientists regularly connect with committed undergraduate students to collaborate on their research.
The U-M School of Nursing is a hub for interdisciplinary research on campusCenter for Sexuality and Health DisparitiesCenter for the Study of Drugs, Alcohol, Smoking and Health (DASH)Center for Complexity and Self-Management of Chronic DiseaseComplex ACES, Complex... Read more
Take your education further as an Honors student
Oct 02, 2020The U-M School of Nursing's Undergraduate Honors Program provides special opportunities for research, mentorship and more. Honors students go beyond the standard BSN curriculum to engage in research and other scholarly work to build knowledge and skills that set them apart in graduate studies and position them for career opportunities outside of traditional clinical practice.
Participate in a student mentorship program
Attend speaker presentations, professional meetings, and shadow specialized practitioners
Cultivate... Read more
Gain a global perspective
Oct 02, 2020Undergraduate study abroad programs led by the School of NursingNursing, health and society in New Delhi, IndiaNursing, health and society in Khon Kaen ThailandSpanish for health professionals and health and culture in Costa RicaSpanish language immersion and health and culture in PeruSummer in Adelaide, AustraliaReproductive Health in Copenhagen Denmark
Due to disruptions in international travel caused by COVID-19, the U-M School of Nursing is offering global immersion experiences locally and virtually. Study abroad programs will resume when conditions permit.
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Build lasting connections with a common purpose
Oct 01, 2020Joining a student organization is a valuable way to connect with like-minded individuals and explore your interests in ways that can benefit you both personally and professionally.
Student Nurses’ AssociationSigma Theta Tau, Rho ChapterNursing Student GovernmentStudent-run Free Clinic
Student spotlight: Jessica Viale
Jessica Viale came to Ann Arbor from Newport Beach, California, to achieve her goal of becoming a nurse at the University of Michigan. Joining a student organization has helped Jessica feel at home... Read more
Unparalleled clinical learning
Oct 01, 2020The U-M School of Nursing’s clinical curriculum lets you put theory into practice as faculty clinicians guide you through high-tech simulation exercises and hands-on care with real patients in hospitals, health departments, community centers and much more.
Your clinical education includes a multitude of learning experiences in two distinct settings:
Simulated patient care with advanced training technologies in the Clinical Learning Center.Direct care for real patients in real clinical sites, from units within major health systems and hospitals to community based... Read more
World-class faculty expertise
Oct 01, 2020At the U-M School of Nursing, you’ll benefit from the breadth of our faculty’s knowledge and expertise. Leading clinicians, renowned researchers and internationally recognized data scientists will help you build skills to inform evidence-based nursing practice, looking beyond the basics to care for the whole patient.
Faculty scholars use their skills as data scientists, public health experts and internationally recognized researchers to lead you through courses that are essential to your development as a well-rounded nurse, while clinical faculty members apply their years of... Read more
Become a Michigan Nurse, be in demand
Oct 01, 2020The quality of a University of Michigan degree is recognized worldwide. Earning your Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing from U-M can open the doors to exciting opportunities upon graduation and throughout the course of your career.
Michigan Nurses are everywhere, pioneering new discoveries in labs and in the field, battling our greatest health challenges on the front lines of patient care, and working to reshape the health care system in executive offices, local communities and even the halls of Congress.
Success that speaks for itselfAlumni Q&A: Robbie Moore (BSN '... Read more
We Dare to improve cancer care beyond our borders
Sep 21, 2020Alumna Laura Haskins (BSN ’11) has never hesitated to change course in pursuit of her passion. She had already earned a bachelor’s in health science from Purdue University when she decided to become a nurse, finding inspiration from her colleagues as a certified nursing assistant at a residential hospice facility.
“I learned so much from my nurse colleagues, and I loved the way that they exemplified nurse advocacy and how nursing combines the personal and the scientific,” Haskins said.
After graduating from U-M’s accelerated BSN program, Haskins worked as an oncology... Read more
