Nursing Based on a framework of Seventh-Day Adventist precepts, the Andrews University Department of Nursing prepares nurses at the baccalaureate and masters degree levels, for lifelong Christian service in practice, education, leadership and research, to the local, national and international communities. Within a culturally diverse context, the faculty create a learning environment which develops and enhances critical thinking, communication, therapeutic nursing skills and professional development. Nursing The Andrews University nursing program is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing and has full accreditation from the National League for Nursing. The curriculum focuses on the provision of care and the promotion of health for individuals and families.
Students gain proficiency through both class and laboratory experiences in a variety of settings.
To receive a strong and varied clinical experience, students travel to nearby hospitals and community agencies and work with clients of varied socioeconomic groups. The graduate program in the Nursing Department offers a Masters degree in Nursing Administration and Adult Nurse Practitioner. Post-Master's certificate courses in Family Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Educator are offered during the summer. Graduate preparation allows for certification and work as an Advanced Practice Nurse. The graduate program is also fully accredited by the National League for Nursing.