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The URI College of Nursing Offers You More

Here you’ll find the individual attention you’d get at a smaller university and the unique clinical experiences of a much larger institution. You’ll have opportunities for cross-discipline work with engineering, psychology, business, nutrition and more. And you’ll work with faculty who are as renowned for their research and innovation as they are for their excellence in primary care, community service, and workforce development.

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Learn about our mission, values, and academic community.

Academics

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People

Meet our outstanding faculty of top nursing professionals.

Research

Explore the areas and topics in which we are leading research.

Why Nursing at URI

The URI College of Nursing is a dynamic institution dedicated to improving health and transforming health care through excellence in education, research, and professional practice. Students are educated by top professionals in the field, and have access to state-of-the-art technology.

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Barcott-Kim Fellowship

The Barcott-Kim Fellowship aims to address the national nursing shortage by developing Ph.D. students into the next generation of nursing faculty leaders. Registered nurses interested in completing a doctoral degree and becoming a professor are also encouraged to apply.

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Join CareerConnect

Tap into your alumni network with URI CareerConnect, which matches alumni advisors and advisees for one-on-one career conversations. It’s a great way to get help from fellow Rams as you make important career decisions.

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In the News

  • URI nursing student McKaylee Swatt recently completed the Flynn Pediatric Oncology Nursing Fellowship at Hasbro Children’s Hospital, during which she works hands-on with patients in the hospital, and completed a research project on neutropenic diets for children receiving chemotherapy. Future pediatric oncology nurse completes Flynn Fellowship at Hasbro Children’s Hospital - URI nursing student McKaylee Swatt finds calling caring for ‘resilient’ kids McKaylee Swatt was a young student growing up in Mechanicsburg, Penn., when a close friend was diagnosed with leukemia and Wilms tumor, a type of kidney cancer. Swatt traveled with her friend to Boston’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to help her through her treatments. Already […]

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