Advance your career in nursing, public health, or healthcare leadership through flexible online programs offered by accredited US partner universities, with free guidance from an advisor at every step.
Healthcare is one of the most in-demand fields worldwide, and many professionals already working in the field look to online study to advance without stepping away from their jobs. Professional Degree Scholarship is an independent admissions consultancy — not a university ourselves — and we match you with accredited partner universities offering online healthcare and nursing programs, then support you through applications, credit transfer, and scholarship matching at no cost.
Nursing and other clinical healthcare programs (such as RN-to-BSN pathways) are not 100% online. Programs that lead to licensure typically require in-person clinical hours, skills labs, or practicum placements, as set by the partner university and the nursing/health licensing board in the relevant state or country. Your advisor will walk you through the specific in-person requirements — if any — for any clinical program before you apply, so there are no surprises.
Availability varies by partner university and degree level — your advisor will confirm what's offered for your chosen program.
Healthcare programs are offered at every level, from foundational coursework through the doctoral level.
Foundational healthcare coursework, often a stepping stone into a bachelor's-level program.
View Programs →A BSN, BS in Public Health, or Healthcare Administration builds core clinical or management skills.
View Programs →An MSN, MPH, or MHA for nurses and healthcare professionals moving into leadership.
View Programs →A DNP or PhD prepares you for advanced clinical practice, research, or academic careers.
View Programs →Healthcare roles range from direct patient care to administration and data-driven public health work. Depending on your specialization, licensure, and experience, many graduates pursue roles such as:
Clinical roles like Registered Nurse require applicable licensure through the relevant state or country nursing board, in addition to completing a degree. Career outcomes vary by individual, prior experience, employer, and location — an advisor can help set realistic expectations for your situation.
Exact course titles and sequencing depend on the partner university and specialization you choose.
"The RN-to-BSN pathway let me keep working on the floor while finishing my bachelor's — my advisor was upfront about the clinical hours from day one."
— Grace M., RN-to-BSN Student, LagosNot sure healthcare is the right fit? Browse our other fields of study.