Academics
The College of Nursing prepares students to provide patient-centered care for all, including the underserved and most vulnerable populations of Texas.
Customized Academic Opportunities
The College of Nursing provides balanced and specialized degree programs at the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels tailored to meet the needs of new and experienced nurses. Our graduates have the opportunity to advance their education through clinical experience, simulated training with standardized patients and interdisciplinary collaborations other Texas A&M University academic units.
Continuing and Professional Education
Innovations in nursing science, patient care and technology require nurses to continually pursue professional development opportunities that expand their knowledge and skills. We are proud to offer high-quality continuing education on current health care topics to help practicing nurses keep pace with the rapidly changing health care landscape.
Academic Initiatives
Vulnerable populations
Aggie nurses are providing patient-centered care where it is needed most: rural, underserved and vulnerable populations lacking immediate access to health care.
Health education and outreach
We are reducing the shortage of nurses, preparing the next generation of nurse educators and empowering health professionals through specialized training and community outreach initiatives.
Forensic nursing
We are leading the way in policy, patient advocacy and research to support patients at their bedside and in court.
Undergraduate Honors Program
For students entering the traditional and second-degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree tracks, the BSN Honors Program provides the foundation for high-achieving undergraduate nursing majors to develop skills as scholars in nursing science, advancing research and preparing for graduate education.
Contact
Lisa Haddad, PhD, MSHCA, RN
Jennifer Morton
Academic Deans
Matt F. Hoffman, DNP, APRN, FNP-C
Angela Mulcahy-Spence, PhD, RN, CMSRN, CHSE
