Join the front ranks of nursing science and service
As measured by academic standing and federal research funding, the UNMC College of Nursing ranks in the top tier of the approximately 100 major schools of nursing in the U.S.
Our PhD program prepares scholars for leadership roles in research, education, practice, health policy and administration.
Nurse scientists work in clinical and academic settings to develop knowledge that shapes the future of nursing practice and education.
Research yields endless dividends in better care.
Areas of nursing research emphasis
Your mentors: distinguished faculty who lead their fields
Our faculty includes nationally recognized teachers, researchers and practitioners with a prodigious record of scholarly publication and research grants.
Many are well-known authorities often cited for advancing their fields – especially in health promotion, caregiving and symptom management in cancer and cardiac conditions.
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Why choose nursing?
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The nursing shortage
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Nurses' pivotal role
- Bachelor's - BSN
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Master's - MSN
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Why UNMC for your MSN?
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Online Ed Flexibility
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MSN Core Curriculum
- MSN Specialty Tracks
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Nurse Educator Training
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Course Descriptions
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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MSN Core Courses - NRSG 600-614
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MSN Adult Gerontology Courses - NRSG 615-634
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MSN Family Courses - NRSG 635-649
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MSN Leadership Courses - NRSG 650-659
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MSN Psychology Courses - NRSG 660-669
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MSN Pediatric and Women's Courses - NRSG 670-685
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MSN General Courses - NRSG 686-689
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MSN Educator Courses - NRSG 690-699
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MSN Adult Health and Illness
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MSN Community Health
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DNP Courses - NRSG 700-799
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PhD Courses - NRSG 900-999
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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FAQ - MSN
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Key Dates/Calendar
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MSN Admission Information
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MSN Admission Steps
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Questions?
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Why UNMC for your MSN?
- Postmaster's - PMC
- Doctor of Nursing Practice - DNP
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Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
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Doctoral Programs in Nursing - PhD or DNP?
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UNMC Advantages
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PhD Program Overview
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Fast Track BSN to PhD
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PhD Core Curriculum
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PhD - Course Descriptions
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PhD - Course offering schedule
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Doctoral Faculty in Nursing
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Research Focus Areas
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Grants
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Completed Dissertations
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FAQ - PhD
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Key Dates/Calendar
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PhD Admission Steps
- What others say
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Questions?
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Doctoral Programs in Nursing - PhD or DNP?
- Continuing Education - CNE
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Agency and Preceptor Information
- Nurse Leader/Executive Advanced Development (LEAD)
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Advanced Rural Hospital Care Program
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Nurse Educator Training
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Course Descriptions
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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MSN Core Courses - NRSG 600-614
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MSN Adult Gerontology Courses - NRSG 615-634
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MSN Family Courses - NRSG 635-649
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MSN Leadership Courses - NRSG 650-659
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MSN Psychology Courses - NRSG 660-669
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MSN Pediatric and Women's Courses - NRSG 670-685
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MSN General Courses - NRSG 686-689
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MSN Educator Courses - NRSG 690-699
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MSN Adult Health and Illness
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MSN Community Health
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DNP Courses - NRSG 700-799
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PhD Courses - NRSG 900-999
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
- Approved transfer courses
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Questions?
Dr. Ann Berger is director of our PhD program and holds the Dorothy Hodges Olson Endowed Chair. She is nationally known for her research in oncology nursing, especially chemotherapy fatigue and sleep disturbances in breast cancer patients.
Read more about her studies
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