Welcome to the School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership
The School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership was created in 2007, although Nursing, Community Health, and Health Services Administration programs have been offered as core educational majors at Minnesota State University Moorhead for decades. The integration of the three programs into a single School represents an inter-disciplinary approach to the teaching of health services integrating nursing services, management practice, and community health programming.
The faculty members believe that Health is the maximized potential and well-being of a person, community and society. Our goal is to prepare students who able to promote optional health along the continuum of life and death. If you seek a professional career in the health care and service profession, any of our programs will prepare you for a fulfilling role.
Our school consists of three departments that offer complementary 
coursework leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN), Community Health (BS), or Health Services Administration (BS). A minor in Community Health or Health Services Administration is available for students with other majors. The Nursing Department also offers the Masters of Science (MS) with a major in nursing and the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DPN) degrees.
To learn more about these programs, click on the respective links above. You will find specific details about admission criteria, application information, curriculum and other important information.