BS Nursing

Long Island University’s School of Nursing, located at the LIU Brooklyn campus, offers a robust and comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate nursing programs designed to prepare the next generation of healthcare leaders. Fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), these programs combine rigorous academic training with hands-on clinical experience, ensuring that students graduate with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to provide exceptional patient care across diverse healthcare settings.

At the undergraduate level, students can pursue the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), which provides a strong foundation in the biological sciences, humanities, and nursing theory, integrated with practical training in LIU’s cutting-edge simulation labs and affiliated hospitals. The program emphasizes critical thinking, cultural competency, and patient-centered care, preparing graduates to meet the growing demands of today’s complex healthcare system.

Graduate programs, including the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), offer specializations in areas such as nursing administration, nurse education, and advanced clinical practice. These programs are designed for licensed nurses who wish to advance their careers, engage in leadership roles, and contribute to health policy and systems improvement.

Students benefit from LIU’s partnerships with some of New York City’s top medical institutions, where they complete clinical rotations that provide invaluable real-world experience. The faculty, composed of seasoned nurse educators and researchers, are committed to mentoring students and fostering a deep understanding of both the science and humanity of nursing.

Nurses trained at LIU are not only equipped with technical and clinical expertise but are also guided by a strong ethic of compassionate care, leadership, and advocacy. Whether entering the profession or advancing into specialized roles, LIU Brooklyn’s School of Nursing prepares graduates to lead and thrive in a healthcare environment that is increasingly reliant on nurses to ensure quality and equity in patient outcomes.