School of Nursing
As a leading educator of health care providers, we offer degrees and certificates at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Our programs provide the academic and social foundation for nursing graduates to meet the needs of the citizens of Maine and the global community. Learn more about School of Nursing.
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Leading the Way with Academic Excellence
Our faculty integrates classroom theory with experiential learning, immersing students in an environment that is both challenging and supportive.
Highlights
Simulation Center: Where concepts meet active learning
Prepare for clinical challenges through protocol-based simulation scenarios. Our certified simulation team collaborates with faculty to integrate classroom theory into lab practice.
Clinicals: A Commitment to the Community
Through community partnerships, our students provide primary care, public health, and mental health services for underserved populations.
Health Assessment Lab: Practicing a holistic approach
Develop and strengthen your communication and physical skills.
Minor in Holistic and Integrative Health
Examine the interactive needs of the mind, body, and spirit, and explore various healing modalities.
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Undergraduate Nursing Programs
Prepare for your professional nursing practice with our expert faculty and state-of-the-art simulation labs. We offer both traditional and community-based clinicals.
Graduate Nursing Programs
Our master’s and graduate certificate programs offer flexible course scheduling. You can earn your DNP through a blend of online and on-campus courses.
Experience the School of Nursing
Want to learn more about our Bachelors in Nursing program? We offer tours of our Simulation Center, followed by Information Sessions with faculty and advisors.
Join Us for a Graduate Open House
Meet our faculty, learn more about our Master's in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs, and connect with admissions counselors.
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Beyond the Classroom: Evidence-based nursing practice
Through our community-based clinicals, students work with underserved populations to identify risks and opportunities, and to establish plans for improvement.
Application Deadlines
Admission to our undergraduate and graduate programs is on a competitive basis. Application deadlines vary for each program.
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