Educational Programs Today, the University of Nebraska Medical Center, College of Nursing is the only college in Nebraska that offers the B.S.N . In addition to the generic B.S.N. program, the College offers L.P.N to B.S.N., R.N. to B.S.N ., R.N. to M.S.N. and post-master's certificate programs. The college and the faculty are committed to facilitating access to our nursing education programs. Faculty College of Nursing faculty have been pioneers in distance delivery and now with federal grant support, are engaged in testing learning strategies and new delivery technologies. Many are engaged in faculty practice in the College of Nursing's three nurse managed centers and in other clinical settings.
Students have opportunity to work cooperatively with the research teams.
There are more than 100 College of Nursing faculty who work with 700-800 students. The College of Nursing through the great generosity of alumni and friends is fortunate to have two fully endowed faculty positions which provide exceptional opportunities for faculty and students to work with very talented and distinguished faculty. The faculty, support staff, and students and the vast array of clinical sites provide exciting environments for learning, for discovery, and for service, each making a difference in our educational endeavors. History The University of Nebraska Medical Center, College of Nursing has a long history of providing nursing education, first, more than 80 years ago, as a school for nurses. Students entered the B.S.N. program in the early 1950's and the M.S.N. program was initiated in 1969 and a Ph.D. program in nursing began in 1990.