Bachelor of Science in Nursing EDUCO - The University of Toledo, USA

The accredited Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at The University of Toledo is the first nursing, undergraduate program in northwest Ohio. We have been a leader in nursing education for more than 50 years.

Our B.S.N. program is committed to innovation, evidenced-based clinical education and scholarship. Our students learn and practice their skills on UToledo’s Health Science Campus, home to the UT Medical Center and the state-of-the-art Interprofessional Immersive Simulation Center.

Highlights

• Some of the nation’s most advanced healthcare training facilities. The BSN degree program is located on UToledo’s Health Science Campus, next to the UT Medical Center. Nursing majors have access to hands-on, state-of-the-art educational technology at the Learning Resource Center and the Interprofessional Immersive Simulation Center:
  • 12 low-fidelity mannequins
  • 5 high-fidelity simulators
  • Pediatric and infant simulators
  • Two 3D CAD walls for virtual, immersive education
• Unique learning opportunities.
  • Polish your skills by working as a nursing assistant at UTMC.
  • Work with faculty on research projects, studying topics from pediatric lead poisoning to cardiovascular disease and cancer.
  • Learn from your peers. Teamwork is critical in health care. Students from UToledo’s 14 professional healthcare programs — physical therapy, medicine, pharmacy, social work and more — form collaborative practice teams through the interprofessional education program.
• Community service. UToledo nursing students use their skills to help local and global communities. You can take mission trips to Haiti and Nicaragua or help local communities through service-learning projects.
• Nursing student activities. Nursing bachelor’s degree students at UToledo are active. They participate in:
  • CommunityCare clinics
  • Diversity in Nursing Association
  • Medical Spanish outreach
  • The Military Medical Student Association
  • UToledo’s award-winning chapter of the National Student Nurses’ Association