传统的本科课程是为护理的初学者设计的，包括高中毕业生和专业转变的学生。护理学院在全美享有很高的声誉，是为培养新护士而制定的高度严格，学术要求高和临床上优秀的课程。该课程是一种创新的临床浸入形式，在保持高学历的同时，将高年级的重点放在临床上沉浸式体验将使毕业生为进入护理职业做好准备，这比其他许多护理毕业生要领先一步。这种连续的课程发展将使学生为护理实践打下坚实的基础。为了支持高年级学生，我们创建了一个最先进的临床模拟实验室和资源中心。学生在护理实验室追求独立和协作的课程工作。该学院致力于提供尽可能高水平的护
The University of Delaware School of Nursing offers a traditional undergraduate program designed for beginning students of nursing, including high school graduates and change-of-major students. This is a four-year on-campus program and students are directly admitted to the Nursing program, beginning their Nursing curriculum as freshman.<br><br>The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is designed to develop the knowledge, understanding, and skills essential for the practice of professional nursing and to provide the basis for graduate education. The program is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The first year of the program includes foundation courses in the natural, social and behavioral sciences, and liberal arts, as well as introductory nursing coursework. Nursing content and course work increases in each subsequent year with clinical practica experiences beginning in sophomore year. Clinical practica sites used by the School of Nursing include healthcare agencies mainly in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.<br><br>During clinical practica rotations, students are provided experiences in a variety of healthcare settings. These include the major hospitals in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties as well as regional community hospitals, a variety of extended care facilities, independent living facilities, and various community-based providers who offer a range of services across the lifespan. Students also learn in a state-of-the-art simulation laboratory. Students graduate as nurse generalists with experiences in pediatric, women's health, psychiatric mental health, medical-surgical, community, and public health nursing.<br><br>Nursing students are encouraged to participate in the Student Nurses Organization, Multicultural Student Nurses Organization, Black Student Nurses Association, and/or Men in Nursing. Students who have earned recognition for superior academic achievement may be invited for membership in the Beta Xi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society of Nursing. Qualified students may participate in the University's Honors, Undergraduate Research, and the Degree with Distinction programs. Research opportunities are available to all undergraduates.