Overview

The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing prepares nurses to provide exceptional health care for all and help create a world free of health inequities. Grounded in the Jesuit tradition of care for the whole person, our nationally recognized degree and certificate programs develop nurses for the highest levels of clinical practice, leadership, and research. With two campuses in the vibrant city of Chicago, Loyola Nursing offers social justice-oriented undergraduate and graduate programs that educate compassionate, innovative, and diverse nurse leaders. Our curriculum prepares students to address the social determinants of health that hinder wellness for the most vulnerable, and our nurse scientists strive to change the lives of the patients and communities we serve through cutting-edge research.