Nurses are the lifeblood and connective tissue of health care. Choosing to be a nurse means choosing to act as patient advocates, to champion health equity, and to provide unbiased and safe care to all populations, ensuring all individuals — independent of race, ethnicity, physical ability, or socio-economic group — receive a fair and just opportunity to live with optimal health.
For more than 130 years, UC College of Nursing has prepared competent, confident and culturally aware nurses to provide all patients with the best care possible and to serve our community as responsible, compassionate caregivers and leaders in the nursing profession.
UC Nurses. We See Leaders.
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Our long standing relationships with other University of Cincinnati health colleges and clinical partners offer learning and research opportunities across health disciplines.
Students gain valuable, real-world experience and grow personally and professionally through our co-op program and international clinical opportunities.
By leveraging technology and innovation, our faculty prepare students to seamlessly transition to the workplace and create solutions that improve and transform patient care.
October 29, 2024
The University of Cincinnati’s Bachelor of Science in public health program has four new concentrations for students: global health, health promotion and education, health administration, and urban systems design.
October 22, 2024
The Cincinnati Business Courier reports that UC College of Nursing's Dr. Randi Bates is leading a study examining the effects of racism, housing instability, peak levels of screen media use and stress impact sleep health of toddlers and preschoolers.
October 18, 2024
The University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Nursing has received the American Association for Men in Nursing (AAMN) 2024 Best Schools for Men in Nursing Award. A fourth-time award recipient, UC College of Nursing was unanimously approved for this honor and is one of only 17 schools of nursing nationwide honored for efforts to recruit and retain men in nursing.