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Discover how the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing embodies the Wisconsin Idea through cultivating excellence in nursing practice, research, and health care in Wisconsin and beyond.

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Academic Programs

For Undergraduates—3 Paths to the BSN

For Graduate Students—2 Doctoral Programs

For Nurses at Different Educational Levels—3 Certificates

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Using Nursing to Build the Way to Better Health Care Environments

Igor Kleytman ’08, CPEN, uses his nursing experiences to consult with medical facility designers.

A New Type of Translation

For UW–Madison School of Nursing alum and professor Dr. Maichou Lor, creating tools to address culturally-appropriate care and improve clinical practice means patients’ symptoms are no longer lost in translation.

Meet Teri Pipe: Professor of Practice

Dr. Teri Pipe is a professor of practice at the School of Nursing who is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of nurses and leaders.

The UW–Madison Difference

Supporting the Professional Development of Nurses

Nursing Professional Development offers learning opportunities that address issues relevant to your nursing practice and take advantage of the latest education research and technology.

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Jamie Kellicut, MSW, APSW, Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa presented “Bottom Up/Inside Out – Connecting Sensory, Movement, and Mental Health” breakout session.

Improving the Experience of Aging

With a multi-pronged approach that includes cutting-edge research on long-term care systems and hospital practices, we aim to transform the possibilities for healthy and fulfilling living for older individuals.

Bucky Badger makes the W hand sign with a patient and nurse who are part of the MOOVIN program.

Using Technology to Improve Care Outside the Clinic

From an online tool to support school nurses to apps that assist individuals caring for older adults, our innovative products connect the expertise of the university with the community.

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Britta Lothary, MSN, ANP-C interacts with a child during the annual Science Expedition at the School of Nursing.

We are committed to building a culture of health in Wisconsin and beyond. We look forward to continued partnerships in the community to maximize health outcomes and eliminate health disparities. It is our goal that Wisconsin residents are able to live healthier lives now and for generations to come.
Linda D. Scott, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FNAP, FAAN, Dean and Professor, UW–Madison School of Nursing

New at the School of Nursing

Q&A With Taylor Brook x’26
Taylor Brook shares how her mother’s example, UW–Madison’s world‑class clinical training, and the support of a scholarship are shaping her mission to empower patients and strengthen community health.
Empowering Cancer Survivors Through Collaborative Research and Mentorship
Rachel Hawn x'26 was inspired to pursue a PhD in nursing from her personal and clinical experience with cancer and cancer survivorship. Now she's bringing that experience into her research to improve the quality of life among survivors of adolescent and young adult cancers.
Carmela De Leon: A World‑Traveled Nurse in the Making
Carmela De Leon x'26 is a globally minded nursing student whose journey at UW–Madison is fueled by scholarship support and a drive to improve mental health outcomes for young patients worldwide.
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