Nursing The City University of New York

Overview

The Nursing programme at The City University of New York provides a comprehensive educational framework designed to develop professional excellence in healthcare. This curriculum integrates academic rigour with contemporary practice to prepare students for both entry-level and leadership positions within the medical field.

Students benefit from a learning environment that emphasises the intersection of theory and research. The department utilises high-fidelity simulation laboratories to ensure that learners gain practical experience in a controlled, technologically advanced setting before entering professional clinical environments.

The faculty includes world-renowned researchers recognised for their global influence in nursing education and public health.

Why Nursing at The City University of New York?

The institution is home to scientists ranked among the top two percent globally, specifically in fields such as nursing education and culturally competent care. This level of expertise provides students with unique insights into public health services and internal medicine, enhancing the overall quality of instruction.

The programme has achieved significant national recognition, including being featured on the Best Colleges list for its bachelor's degrees. These rankings reflect the university's commitment to maintaining high standards of academic excellence and its reputation for producing highly skilled nursing professionals.

Facilities at the campus include a specialised High Fidelity Simulation Laboratory, which allows students to practice complex procedures in a safe environment. This hands-on approach is supported by dedicated academic staff who assist with clinical placements and onboarding in various professional settings.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 620 per credit
• National fee: USD 620 per credit
• Local fee: USD 305 per credit

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to support various levels of professional development, from initial licensure to advanced clinical specialisation. Modules may include:

• Nursing
• Cultural Competence
• Adult Gerontology Primary Care
• Adult Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist
• Advanced Clinical Care
• Ethics in Nursing and Healthcare
• Nursing Education
• Culturally Competent Care

Careers with Nursing

Graduates are prepared for a wide range of roles depending on their chosen degree pathway, including Registered Nurses for those completing the initial licensure tracks. The programme provides the necessary foundation for students to sit for professional licensing examinations required for entry into practice.

Advanced degree holders often pursue careers as Nurse Practitioners or Clinical Nurse Specialists, focusing on adult-gerontology and primary care. The university's strong reputation helps alumni secure positions in hospitals, community health centres, and research institutions across the healthcare sector.

The department also supports career progression through doctoral studies, preparing nurses for leadership roles in clinical practice or academic research. Graduates are equipped to lead change in healthcare delivery and contribute to the global conversation on public health and nursing standards.