About

Celebrating more than a century of nursing education

Founded in 1914, Indiana University School of Nursing is one of the largest nursing programs in Indiana that offers programs from the BSN through the doctorate. It is our honor to prepare students for careers as expert clinicians, innovators, scientists, and leaders.

The innovative research of our faculty, our international partnerships, and the experiential learning opportunities our students enjoy continue to strengthen our legacy as an institution that makes profound and meaningful contributions to the nursing profession.

Leaders in the field, then and now

Our history

Our leadership

When I was learning here at the IU School of Nursing, I recognized how important the teaching part is...how we can help [students] engage in providing the care and in providing information to patients.
Elham Algashgari, PhD '23

Three campuses, one commitment to excellence

Our core school, with campuses in Bloomington, Fort Wayne, and Indianapolis share a BSN curriculum and a governance structure. Interim Dean Janet Carpenter works with an executive team to provide oversight for all three of our campus locations.

Our academic programs continue to gain multiple honors and awards, thanks to a world-renowned faculty that is dedicated to innovative teaching practices and research. They foster student success in our classrooms, learning labs, community, and beyond. Several faculty members are distinguished fellows in national nursing organizations including American Academy of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau, International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame, National League for Nursing, and American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.

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IU Bloomington

IU Fort Wayne

IU Indianapolis

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