Marquette University

The Marquette University College of Nursing community is committed to increasing diversity and promoting a sense of belonging for all.

• The College of Nursing offers curricula leading to the following degrees:
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Master of Science in Nursing
  • Doctor of Nursing Practice
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing
• The College of Nursing's B.S.N. program started in 1936, the M.S.N. program in 1938, the Ph.D. program in 2003 and the D.N.P. program in 2008.
• Students from all regions of the United States seek Marquette for undergraduate and graduate education.
• Our programs receive continuous accreditation by the nursing accrediting bodies.
• We have an outstanding Clinical Simulation Center.
• Students receive expert clinical experiences across specializations.
• Students have opportunities for involvement with faculty research.
• We offer varied service learning opportunities.
• We provide rich cultural experiences in a vibrant urban setting.
• We are committed to diversity inclusion programming and support.
• Many work-study opportunities are available.
• Students have the opportunity to study abroad in numerous locations.
• We have an active Wisconsin Student Nurses Association chapter.
• Graduates are sought after by health care systems who offer competitive starting salaries and flexible work schedules.
• There are more than 8,500 Marquette nursing alumni.