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Why choose UCLA?Bachelor of Science
The four-year undergraduate program prepares students to enter the nursing field – after passing the Registered Nurse licensing exam – or pursue graduate studies.
Master of Science - Entry
The two-year Master of Science in Nursing program prepares those with undergraduate degrees in other subjects for a career as a Registered Nurse, Clinical Nurse Leader or Public Health Nurse.
Post-Master's Certificate - Psych. Mental Health
The predominantly remote, one-year certification program trains nurses to provide mental health care, alleviating the hardships caused by a statewide shortage of psychiatrists.
Doctor of Philosophy
The four-year, research-focused program prepares graduate level nurses to develop new knowledge through scientific research, educate future nurses, and improve healthcare delivery and policy.
Post BS-DNP Program
This new three-year, Post Bachelor of Science to Doctor of Nursing Practice (Post BS-DNP) Program is designed to prepare registered nurses to become experts and leaders in advanced practice while completing a doctoral degree in nursing.
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Study finds workplace stressor associated with increased cholesterol
Have you ever had stress at work? 77% of workers in the U.S. reported workplace stress, according to the American Psychological Association. The interplay of responsibility at work and home sometimes causes role conflicts since most of us have dual roles at home and at work.
Dr. Anthony Tolentino awarded Racial and Social Justice Seed Grant
UCLA School of Nursing Assistant Professor Anthony Tolentino has been awarded a Racial and Social Justice Seed Grant from the UCLA Institute of American Cultures.
UCLA Nursing’s Welcome Week helps build a sense of community for new and returning students
In the new academic year, the UCLA School of Nursing welcomed 206 new students to the BS, MECN, APRN, DNP, and PhD programs. The Welcome Week programs marked the beginning of the new academic year with a variety of activities to allow students to get to know their peers, faculty, and staff.
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