Six Campuses
From its roots in Chicago, the UIC College of Nursing is now educating nurse leaders in five additional cities throughout Northern and Central Illinois.
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Programs you'll find at each campus Heading link
| Chicago | Bachelor of Science in Nursing Master of Science for Non-RNs, Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice, Doctor of Philosophy |
| Peoria | Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice |
| Quad Cities | Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice |
| Rockford | Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice |
| Springfield | Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice |
| Urbana | Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Science for Non-RNs, Master of Science for RNs, Doctor of Nursing Practice |
Origin story of six campuses Heading link
How did we get here?
In the early 1970s, when the U.S. government authorized funding for major universities in select states to deliver regionalized healthcare education, the UIC College of Nursing in Chicago was ready. With a plan and a purpose, we promptly opened programs in Urbana and Peoria (1972), followed shortly by Quad Cities (1980). We expanded to Rockford in 1991, and opened our newest campus, in Springfield, in 2016.
Today students at all six campuses enjoy the same highly ranked education, the same world-class faculty and the same esteemed degrees from the UIC College of Nursing.
Quote on value of regions Heading link
The campuses beyond Chicago inform UIC Nursing education overall because they add suburban and rural perspectives to the urban perspective that’s natural to UIC. It’s a diversity that enriches the education of every student.
| Director, UIC Nursing-Quad Cities Campus
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Our virtual 7th campus: The Online RN to BSN program Heading link
Our 100% online RN to BSN program is available wherever you are. Receive the same high-quality education as students in the traditional classroom setting, including information-rich course content, personalized attention, access to educational resources, library services, and a network of faculty, staff and other students who take great pride in being a nurse. Graduates earn a fully accredited BSN from the University of Illinois at Chicago.