Our faculty are not only experts in their field, but caring mentors to students.
School of Nursing
Our programs integrate nursing theory with practical experience.
D'Youville College's nursing programs prepare you to assess, plan and provide and direct patient care in a variety of healthcare settings.
Our reputation for high-quality, student-centered education is based on a rich history of preparing students exceptionally well to enter the nursing profession.
Graduates of our nursing programs are competent, compassionate, knowledgeable professional nurses. They work in hospitals, clinics, medical practices and in home health care throughout the Buffalo region and beyond.
The demand for nurses continues to grow. To help meet community needs, D'Youville offers several nursing bachelor's and graduate degree options to fit the needs of working professionals and those wishing to enter the field.
Program Options
- Freshman
- Transfer
- Associate Degree and Diploma Registered Nurses
- Currently licensed RNs
- College Graduates from fields other than Nursing
- Nurses with a Master's Degree in Advanced Practice
Majors
Bachelor's Degree
Bachelor's Degree Completion Program for RNs with an Associate Degree
Master's Degrees
Doctoral Degree
Advanced Certificate Programs
Get to Know Us
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Our Students
"After graduating, I hope to work as in an emergency room or primary care office/clinic."
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Our Faculty
"Last year we established an annual DYC Nursing Medical Mission Trip to the Dominican Republic."
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Clinical Affiliations
Because of our many clinical affiliations, we can offer students a variety of experiences and settings.
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Leader in the Field
D'Youville was the first college in WNY to offer a bachelor's degree in nursing in 1942.
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NEWS & EVENTS
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DYC Nursing Students Volunteer for Disaster Drills
05-03-2013 - 70 nursing majors in their senior year acted as volunteers in mass casualty exercises at local hospitals this spring. The mass casualty scenarios involved terrorist attacks inside and outside highly populated areas.
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New DYC Program Uses Actors to Teach Coordination Among Health Care Disciplines
04-01-2013 - A new and unique program uses professional actors to portray patients needing medical care to help teach health care students in a variety of fields including pharmacy, physician assistant, physical and occupational therapy, nursing, dietetics and chiropractic.
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DYC Career Fair set for April 10
03-26-2013 - More than 25 employers and service organizations will be on hand in the College Center Blue Lounge to review resumes and provide information about careers relevant for a variety of majors.