About this Degree
Study advanced nursing techniques and qualify to apply for national certification in a selected specialty. Focus on integrating practice inquiry and leadership skills, and learn to provide leadership in multiple areas, including quality improvement and systems management.
Choose from DNP tracks in adult-gerontology acute care, adult-gerontology primary care, family, nurse-midwifery, pediatric acute care, pediatric primary care, population health and systems leadership, psychiatric mental health and women's health.
The first year of this program is offered in a hybrid format (half in person, half online) and requires students to be on campus one day a week. While some courses in the second and third year include online elements, many courses are in person and require weekly attendance (generally one to two days per week).
For more information, see the UW Doctor of Nursing Practice website.