Nursing, Health Systems Leader, Post-Master's DNP

The Advanced Practice Nursing Immersion (APNI) direct-entry option offers college graduates with a non-nursing degree the opportunity to begin their Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP).

Our Commission on the Accreditation of Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) accredited program prepares you to become a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT).

In the diagnostic ultrasound program, you’ll gain the technical skills and clinical experience to earn national certification and begin a professional career in diagnostic sonography.

Take your career a step further with the Post-Bachelors Diagnostic Ultrasound Certificate with a specialization in Cardiac, General or Vascular sonography.

Seattle University’s College of Nursing offers a Doctor of Nursing Practice in Adult-Gerontology Acute Care (AG-ACNP) program for those with a strong passion for intensive care work.

As a kinesiology major, you’ll help people improve their health through exercise. You’ll explore the theory and practice of exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor control and exercise psychology.

Grounded in social justice and anti-oppressive practices, you will gain the academic knowledge and clinical skills to become competent and effective clinical social workers in various settings.

The master’s in kinesiology program provides you with an integrated approach to the study of movement.

Build the nursing skill set that matches your passion for intensive care work. From inpatient, emergency and critical care, you will make valuable contributions to rural and urban communities. 

The program provides a deep understanding of health care’s complex systems and challenges plus opportunities to apply evidence-based research to practice.

The DNP degree in PMHNP program prepares graduates to provide comprehensive mental health and substance-related care in hospitals, outpatient and community settings.

Expand your scope of practice in mental health nursing and medication management with a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Post-Doctoral Certificate.

Our Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner DNP program prepares you for certification as a WHNP, enabling you to provide patient-centered primary and specialized care from puberty through the lifespan.

The Seattle University College of Nursing’s CNM doctorate program of study provides the basic core competencies and curriculum essentials required by certifying and accrediting organizations.

Learn from faculty committed to trusted midwifery traditions and the highest academic standards to prepare for the American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB) certification exam.

You’ll be prepared to take the NCLEX-RN licensing examination and lead as a nurse in health care. Your BSN education centers social justice as a way to care for people and populations holistically.

Our post-master’s Health Systems Leader Doctor of Nursing Practice degree offers you the opportunity to lead and transform health care systems on a local and national level.

This program prepares you for certification as both a Family and Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner. Learn the skills to bring comprehensive primary care for all ages and populations.

Prepare for your career in health professions through our flexible program of science courses required for admission to graduate and professional schools in the health sciences.

As a psychology major, you’ll explore the many aspects of psychological life using reflective and empirical methods in a variety of areas.

In the master's psychology program, you’ll develop essential skills for therapeutic work with individuals, families and groups, with clients of diverse ages from diverse backgrounds.

In the Bachelor of Social Work program, you’ll be prepared for social work careers through rigorous, social justice informed coursework, hands-on learning and a 450-hour field practicum.