

The Nursing Bachelor of Science program at Pennsylvania University is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program designed to prepare students for professional nursing practice in diverse healthcare settings. The curriculum integrates clinical nursing practice, anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, healthcare policy, and evidence-based practice, enabling students to develop the knowledge, technical skills, and critical thinking necessary to provide high-quality patient care. Students engage in hands-on clinical rotations, laboratory training, and interdisciplinary projects, gaining practical experience in patient assessment, care planning, and healthcare delivery.
Throughout the program, students participate in seminars, collaborative clinical experiences, and research projects guided by faculty experts in nursing, healthcare, and patient care management. The program emphasizes ethical decision-making, critical reasoning, and professional accountability, preparing graduates to respond effectively to complex healthcare challenges. Students leave the program with clinical competence, research proficiency, critical thinking, and patient-centered care skills, fully prepared for licensure, professional practice, or advanced study in nursing and healthcare.
Year 1 – Foundations in Nursing
Year 2 – Intermediate Nursing Practice
Year 3 – Advanced Nursing Practice
Year 4 – Capstone and Professional Integration
Graduates of the Nursing program are prepared for careers in hospital and clinical settings, community health, nursing leadership, research, and healthcare administration. Alumni may work as registered nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical coordinators, or pursue graduate studies in advanced nursing, healthcare leadership, or specialized clinical fields. The program equips graduates to provide patient-centered care, conduct evidence-based interventions, and contribute to improving healthcare outcomes. With strong clinical, analytical, and communication skills, graduates are highly competitive in professional and academic environments that require expertise, ethical judgment, and healthcare proficiency.
This program is distinguished by its integration of clinical practice, healthcare knowledge, research skills, and professional development within a four-year curriculum. Students benefit from mentorship, immersive clinical experiences, and applied projects that bridge theoretical learning with practical patient care. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing graduates to deliver high-quality care, lead healthcare initiatives, and contribute meaningfully to patient outcomes. For students passionate about healthcare, patient advocacy, and advancing nursing practice, this program offers a rigorous, immersive, and career-focused pathway to professional and academic success.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 215 898 5000
Email: admissions@upenn.edu
Address: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, United States