James Madison University James Madison University's school of nursing is dedicated to providing aspiring nurses with an excellent education that will equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in nursing.

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James Madison University (JMU) provides an exceptional educational experience for nursing students that can be found nowhere else. With curriculum that combines cutting-edge technology and leading-edge teaching methods, JMU is the place to gain an comprehensive understanding of the specialized field of nursing. JMU’s School of Nursing endows students with both a solid foundation in nursing education and the capability to provide individualized care and outstanding patient outcomes. Students have the opportunity to work with faculty members who are widely respected for their expertise in the field of nursing and health care. Through collaborations with highly acclaimed research universities like Vanderbilt and Duke, as well as global health organizations, JMU provides a world of knowledge to enhance a student’s educational experience — from the classroom to the clinic. The university offers degree concentrations in Acute Care; Family Practice; Gerontological Nursing; Health Systems Administration; Mental Health Nursing; Pediatric Nursing; Population and Family Health; and Public Health Nursing. With every program, students are given individualized instruction to help them reach their highest potential. Simulated clinical environments, along with experiential learning, allow students to apply theories they learn in the classroom to real-world scenarios. Due to its commitment to excellence, the School of Nursing at JMU is home to more than 500 undergraduate and graduate students, making it the largest nursing school in the state. With a team of dedicated faculty and staff, JMU offers a quality education to aspiring nurses that will prepare them for success in their careers.