We’ll help you explore your academic and professional opportunities with a master’s degree in nursing.
Our graduate master’s nursing programs are designed for working nurses who want to advance to a role of nurse practitioner in family, adult-gerontology acute care, and psychiatric mental health specialties. As a student in these programs, you will benefit from clinical visit opportunities, training facilities, and experiential learning techniques.
Flexible, and willing to work with your needs as a student, Pace graduate nursing programs focus on getting you ready for day one of your next job. At Pace, you'll receive small-classroom attention and education in our respected and established program. You'll also gain access to training opportunities and experienced faculty who can point you in the right direction. When you graduate, you'll find a network of talented nurses in our alumni association, employed in your chosen field. These master's level programs provide the opportunity you've been looking for. Time to come see what it's all about.
What you will find in our CHP general nursing master’s programs:
Every student at Pace gains access and exposure to our network of over 200 leading health care facilities in the NY area, including:
“Much of my nursing education has been completed at Pace because of my experience with the faculty. They supported me through various challenges, particularly during my DNP program while simultaneously working and engaged in military training.”
– Mary Riddle, DNP, ’24, ’16, ’13
The College of Health Professions (CHP) at Pace University is dedicated to creating innovative and complex programs that reflect the changing landscape of the health care system. Our graduates are prepared for impactful careers in health care practice, health-related research, or as educators, through small classes and hands-on learning at our two New York campuses. and the leading area healthcare facilities.