Application Deadlines
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Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Applications received by Jan. 15 will qualify for additional scholarships (outside of SON full tuition coverage and stipend).
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The PhD in Nursing and Health Science program admits a small number of student to ensure that students receive close mentorship from faculty. From day one, you’ll receive assistance with coursework, grant writing, and every facet of your work — all of which allows you to learn how to make meaningful discoveries and innovations in a changing health care landscape.
Plus, full-time students are 100 percent funded with full tuition waivers and an annual cost-of-living stipend of $25,000.
The University of Rochester School of Nursing has a long history of research innovation and continues to pioneer new breakthroughs in nursing and health care research. We rank in the top 30 nationwide for research funding from the National Institutes of Health.
As part of a large research university and medical center, the School of Nursing engages in groundbreaking interdisciplinary research through collaborative partnerships with scholars and practitioners across the campus, region, and nation.
Likewise, our PhD students have a background in variety of disciplines, including:
Rochester, New York, is also a wonderful place to live as a PhD student. Make the most of our affordable, safe, and family-friendly community as you pursue your academic passions.
To complete an application, create an account, complete all sections of the online application, and upload any supporting materials. See details on program eligibility and how to submit materials:
Program Eligibility & Application Requirements
All full-time UR School of Nursing PhD students are 100 percent funded with full tuition waivers and an annual cost-of-living stipend of $25,000. Learn more about tuition awards and stipend support.
Students begin the PhD in Nursing and Health Science program in the fall semester. The program can be completed in as little as four years of full-time study.