388 PhD programmes in Nursing

The School of Nursing enables doctoral students to take electives through the Nursing Education Exchange NEXus from University of Nevada, Las Vegas, an organization that offers nursing courses available at other member institutions.

The Nursing programme from Bahçeşehir University (BAU) focuses on the development of advanced nursing practices and research methodologies.

The Nursing Practice program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences blends clinical, organizational, economic, and leadership skills to prepare nurses at the highest level to lead health care innovation and influence policy

The Nursing program of Emory University allows you to be at the forefront of advancing nursing science. With a PhD, nurses can contribute to the profession through: research, creating new nursing frameworks or theories, leading systems changes, and impacting policy.

The Nursing Science - BSN-to-PhD program at the University of Miami prepares students to become research leaders with focus on ending health disparities and advancing health equity.

This Nursing and Health Studies - MSN-to-DNP program is offered within the School of  Nursing and Health Studies the at the University of Miami.

The University of Arizona will help international students like you stay on track toward an U.S. degree, wherever you are in the world. This Nursing - Executive Health Systems Leadership program is pioneering healthcare leadership innovation and theory application to develop and implement strategies supporting quality outcomes and organizational goals in complex health systems. 

The goal of the PhD Program in Nursing at University of Kentucky, which is ranked among the top eight programs in the U.S. by the National Research Council, is to prepare students to conduct clinical research that generates new knowledge applicable to nursing practice.

Gain the expertise to conduct research and develop healthcare policies, systems, and services with the Nursing - Healthcare Administration program from Walden University.

At University of Washington, our Population Health and Systems Leadership (PHSL) track in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree program is designed for nurses who are interested in improving population health, healthcare, and community systems in the U.S. and around the world. 

The School of Nursing at The University of Alabama at Birmingham offers five pathways to the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree.

The Nursing Practice - Adult or Gerontology Acute Care program at University of Utah provides primary care for individuals from late adolescence to older adult populations within a community setting.

The Nursing and Midwifery programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University enables researchers to make a substantial and original contribution to knowledge in nursing, health, and social care through multidisciplinary research addressing key healthcare and community challenges.

The PhD at The University of Alabama is a research doctorate in Nursing Science which prepares graduates to meet the critical need for nurse scientists, nursing faculty, and administrators in academic and health care settings. 

Our Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) at University of Victoria is the culmination of your deep, active knowledge of nursing.

Our Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) program at University of Saskatchewan prepares nurse scholars to become leaders that advance nursing as an academic, research and practice discipline.

The Adult, Gerontology Nurse Practitioner DNP program at the University at Buffalo prepares nurses for advanced practice to be competent in assessing and managing both health and illness states across the adult/older-adult age spectrum, and across the continuum of care from wellness to illness. 

At the Georgetown University, we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Nursing. Thank you for your interest in the Georgetown University School of Nursing & Health Studies. 

The Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program at University at Buffalo prepares advanced practice nurses for leadership and direct care roles in the planning and delivery of preventive, brief and long-term psychiatric/mental health care.

The Nursing Practice (DNP) program at Yale University is designed for Advanced Practice Nurses (APN) who have graduated from a MSN program and are interested in pursuing a program to enhance their clinical innovation skills and develop a clinical area of expertise in their practice area.