Introduction and Overview: Molloy University School of Nursing, also known as the Barbara H. Hagan School of Nursing and Health Sciences, has a long tradition of excellence in nursing and health professional education. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs to prepare students for health-related services and health equity advocacy.

History and Establishment Time: The specific establishment time of its School of Nursing has not yet been determined, but Molloy University itself has a certain historical accumulation. The School of Nursing has gradually formed and grown in the process of the school's development, and has established a good reputation in the field of nursing education.

Nature of the institution: Molloy University is a private university, and its School of Nursing, as part of the school, also has the nature of a private institution.

Educational Philosophy: Based on the Dominican tradition of learning, spirituality, service and community, it is committed to cultivating students to become competent and compassionate nursing professionals, focusing on the combination of theory and clinical practice, emphasizing respect for everyone's inherent dignity in nursing practice, cultivating students' critical thinking, clinical judgment and ethical decision-making ability, and preparing for evidence-based nursing practice and lifelong learning.

School Strength

Faculty: The faculty of the college are professional clinicians, scholars and educators who are innovative and creative, student-friendly and accessible, committed to student success, and the low student-faculty ratio helps meet students' individual needs.

Clinical Resources: Both undergraduate and graduate nursing programs use the advanced clinical learning center located in the Barbara H. Hagan Nursing Center and Molloy University Amityville Campus. The center consists of a wide range of cutting-edge skills and simulation laboratories, providing a supportive and safe learning environment for the development and improvement of clinical skills, and is guided by professional nursing teachers and experienced nursing laboratory teachers.

Key Subjects: Of course, nursing. The college offers a variety of nursing-related courses, including undergraduate nursing courses, graduate nursing courses, post-master's advanced certificate courses, and nursing doctoral programs, covering a wide range of fields from basic nursing to advanced practice nursing, nursing education, nursing research, and nursing management.

Department: Molloy University School of Nursing itself is an independent college without clear division of departments, but it can be divided into nursing disciplines and other disciplines related to health sciences, such as cardiovascular technology, nuclear medicine technology, respiratory therapy, speech-language pathology, etc.

Cost: The specific cost information of the School of Nursing has not been obtained yet, but referring to the overall cost of Molloy University, the tuition fee may be around $30,000-40,000 per year. With accommodation, books and living expenses, the total cost per year for international students is expected to be around $40,000-50,000. However, the specific cost may vary depending on factors such as the course program and student status.

Campus environment: Molloy University has a beautiful campus environment, providing students with a good place to study and live. Students of the School of Nursing can use various facilities of the school, such as the library, computer laboratory, student activity center, etc. The school may also provide specialized nursing learning resources, such as nursing skills laboratories, simulation wards, etc., to support students' practical learning.

There is currently no public detailed ranking information about the School of Nursing at Molloy University and related content of key laboratories.