New York University Graduate Nursing Degree Program

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Graduate Nursing Degree Program

The New York University graduate nursing program operates from the Rory Meyers College of Nursing. The graduate nursing program offers a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and a post-graduate Certificate in nursing. The program offers instruction in Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) roles including Certified Nurse Midwife(CNM) and Nurse Practitioner (NP). Degrees are also offered in non-APRN roles including Nursing Leadership and Nurse Educator(NE) and other practice specialties. Degrees may be offered in Classroom, Executive, and Hybrid instruction formats. Some degrees are offered on an Accelerated schedule enabling a student to obtain a Graduate Nursing Degree without first obtaining a Bachelors degree in nursing. Students may access at least one on-campus student organization with a nursing or healthcare focus.

Review the table below for a detailed list of offered degrees, areas of study, prerequisites, and instruction format.

Contact Information

Address

New York University
Rory Meyers College of Nursing
433 First Avenue
New York, NY 10010

School Links

Nursing Department Links

Graduate Nursing School Information

Operation:
Private Not-for-Profit
Type:
Research University
Campus Setting:
Urban
School Founded:
1831
School Colors:
Purple, White

Graduate Nursing Degrees and Certificates / Subjects of Study

This table lists the Degrees or Certificates offered, the Subject of Study, Education Prerequisites and Instruction Format for each.

Subject / Area of Study
Education Prereq.
Instruction Formats

This is a list of Instruction Formats used in the degree listing below:

  • Executive - Instruction is held during evenings and/or weekends. This schedule enables students to continue with their usual work schedule. Read more...
  • Campus Classroom - Instruction is held in a traditional campus environment. In some situation, instruction may make use of a closed circuit video connection. Read more...
  • Online - Instruction is presented in an online, Internet connected format. In some cases, the student may be required to make time-limited visits to Campus for orientation or instructor/student meetings. Read more...
  • Hybrid - Instruction is provided in a combined Campus and Online, Internet or closed circuit video format. Some regular on-campus time is required. Read more...

Characterization of Instruction Formats as being Online or Hybrid may vary by Subject or school.

This is a list of Education Prerequisite Acronyms used in the degree listing below:

  • APRN - Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
  • BDN - Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (BSN, BS-N)
  • MDN - Master's Degree in Nursing (MSN, MN, MS-N)
  • RN&NNB - Licensed Registered Nurse and Non-Nursing Bachelor's

Details of education prerequisites vary by school.

Display Degrees by Prerequisites:
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Master of Science, Nursing Major (MS-N)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Nursing Science
BDN
Nursing Science
MDN
Post-Master's Certificate (PMC)

Degree and Certificate Subject or Area of Study descriptions and Education Prerequisites have been abbreviated for purposes of standardization. Details of Subject description, Education Prerequisite and other application requirements vary by institution. Contact the school directly for the latest and most accurate information about their degree and certificate offerings. Survey Date: Jan, 2024

Student Organizations

International and National Student Nurse Organizations

A list of International and National Student Nurse Organizations is available here.

State Student Nurse Organizations

Nursing Students Association of New York State

Campus-Level Student Nurse Organizations

Upsilon Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing

Publications

NYU Nursing Magazine

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