
Research
Positioning the School as a leader in nursing science, from discovery to translation
The School’s researchers seek to address some of the most pressing health inequities of our time by leading groundbreaking investigations, disseminating findings in ways that impact our local and global communities, and by recruiting and supporting nurse scientists at all career stages. The benefits of nursing science engage all our faculty and learners, supporting diverse scholarly and dissemination efforts. Our undergraduate and graduate curricula require students to engage in research and other scholarly endeavors and by offering opportunities for them to collaborate with mentors and peers to disseminate their work.
- Meet our faculty researchers
- $12.5M earned across 56 funded awards (FY ’20-’24)
- 7 post-doctoral research fellows and post-doctoral-fellow-to-tenure-track faculty members
- 20 paid undergraduate research interns who work with funded nurse scientists across the summer and academic year
- 3 areas of research excellence: Aging, Healthcare Technology, and Social Determinants of Health
Because research is a critical element of the PhD program, we seek to admit students whose scholarly interests are congruent with those of our faculty who pursue nursing science across three Research Areas of Excellence, including Aging, Social Determinants of Health, and Healthcare Technology. These faculty are eligible to chair PhD student committees is available on the School's Faculty Directory page.
A mentored on-ramp for emerging nurse scientists who have earned a PhD and wish to seamlessly transition into tenure-track assistant professor roles