Towson University

Nurses graduating from bachelor’s and master’s nursing programs are much more likely to receive a job offer upon graduation than professionals in almost any other field, according to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. And that’s just one of the reasons to study nursing.

Towson University’s nursing programs prepare students to play key roles in delivering outstanding health care to individuals, families, groups and communities. Working independently and collaboratively, nurses have the ability to guide and influence the healthy behavior of others and improve the overall health of the nation. 

TU has a program that can meet your needs ― wherever you are in your nursing career. Whether you are seeking a full-time undergraduate program or are a registered nurse eager to complete your degree, Towson can help you advance your education and your professional status. The curriculum is designed to help you accept responsibility and accountability for the care of clients and families in a variety of settings and leadership roles.

Mission Statement

The mission of Towson University’s Department of Nursing is to provide exceptional graduate and undergraduate education in a student-centered, caring environment to meet the diverse health needs of all populations. Graduates are prepared to practice in a rapidly changing health care environment using compassion, ethics, evidence-based care and inter-professional collaboration. Faculty promote integration of professional values and a commitment to life-long learning.