University of Tampa (Department of Nursing)
The nursing profession, acknowledged as a critical component of all health care delivery, is being challenged to respond to the global alert that is occurring in response to the nursing shortage. Bright, committed students will discover exciting and stimulating career pathways, offering a variety of opportunities to contribute in very meaningful ways to the health and well being of the world's citizens.
The Department of Nursing invites you to join us as we renew and strengthen our commitment to preparing committed and caring nursing professionals. The four-year BSN program complements our established undergraduate and graduate programs in nursing that have been recognized for their excellence.
A nursing faculty, recognized internationally for their expertise and contributions, will guide and mentor you as you progress through the program you have selected. Opportunities to study under the direction of community experts, in 120 health care facilities, further ensures the development of the knowledge and skill necessary to affect health care delivery in very positive ways.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Department of Nursing is consistent with the mission of The University of Tampa in its commitment to challenge learners academically and contribute to the fulfillment of their aspirations to become productive individuals prepared to meet the global challenges of the future. The faculty believe that the education of students should promote the development and integration of intellectual, ethical/moral, and practical knowledge. The faculty support the University's aim of developing students who possess an appreciation for rational and disciplined thought, as well as a sense of obligation to provide service to the community.
The Department of Nursing promotes the integration of experiential and didactic learning that engages students, faculty and community experts in collegial partnerships. These relationships form the basis for lifelong contribution to the health of the community, nation and world.
PROGRAMS
The University of Tampa’s baccalaureate and graduate nursing programs prepare students to respond to diverse health care needs. Nursing graduates will find opportunities in an array of stimulating and meaningful careers.
UT’s four NLNAC-accredited nursing programs include:
Four-Year Bachelor of Science (BSN)
Designed generally for students without nursing college credit.
RN to Bachelor of Science (BSN) Completion
Allows RN graduates of diploma and associate degree programs to complete BSN.
RN to BSN/MSN
Helps registered nurses with associate degrees and professional experience to complete the BSN and MSN more rapidly than traditional programs.
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Offers graduate-level study with adult and family nurse practitioner concentrations or nursing education. Nursing faculty have established collaborative relationships with more than 120 facilities and area experts in numerous health disciplines. This network helps prepare students for primary care and clinical management roles in pediatrics, adult and family health, geriatrics, women’s health, administration, informatics, education, and other fields.
FOUR-YEAR BSN
The Four-Year BSN program is designed for students without nursing college credit. High school graduates and transfer students first apply to the University by using the regular UT undergraduate admissions application. Students formally apply to the nursing department once all requirements have been met or nearly met.
124 credit hours (60 in general education courses and 64 in nursing courses) are needed to graduate. The curriculum includes a requirement of 1,232 clinical hours.
School name: University of Tampa (Department of Nursing)
Address: 401 West Kennedy Blvd.
Zip & city: FL 33606 Tampa
Phone: (813) 253-6211
Web: http://static.ut.edu/academics/nursing/index.cfm
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