Utah Valley University Utah Valley University's College of Nursing offers comprehensive nursing undergraduate and graduate programs designed to meet the growing healthcare needs of Utah and the world.

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Utah Valley University (UVU) is a premier provider of nursing education. With a long-standing commitment to excellence in nursing education, UVU offers students an array of accredited degree programs that prepare them to be successful and caring healthcare professionals. As one of the most innovative nursing schools in the country, UVU provides a well-rounded program that includes practical experience, an evidence-based approach to practice, and the technology and resources needed for success. UVU's nursing program is driven by a passion for preparing graduates who share a commitment to serving others. Through a variety of degrees and concentrations, UVU offers specialized options for those interested in becoming a registered nurse, family nurse practitioner, nurse practitioner in adult care, nurse informaticist, or nurse executive. The courses and degree options are designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their chosen profession. Students will benefit from an exceptional curriculum, experienced and compassionate instructors, and access to cutting-edge technology and resources. In addition to classroom instruction, the Nursing Education Department at UVU also offers students real-world learning opportunities including clinical experiences, simulation labs, and community outreach. These experiential learning opportunities help students apply the theoretical knowledge they have acquired in the classroom setting and develop their skills as practitioners. At UVU, students will find a comprehensive education that fosters intellectual growth, professional development, and service to the community. The School of Nursing is proud to offer a quality education and advanced research opportunities to those looking to make a difference in the health care industry. With a range of degree programs, students can prepare to become leaders in the field of nursing and be prepared to make a positive impact in their community.