International Programs at the UW School of Nursing
International Visitors
Visiting Scholars
Graduate Students
Degree Program Applicants
Other International Visitors
Opportunities for SoN Students and Faculty
SoN Students
SoN Faculty

In a world of changing demographic patterns, emerging diseases, and mobile populations, all nurses need to gain awareness and knowledge of the geographic, economic, and cultural factors that influence health issues and healthcare all over the world. The School of Nursing promotes understanding of global health by providing its students and faculty with access to international opportunities and by fostering international exchanges. This site provides links to options for UW students and faculty and for international visitors.

The school welcomes international applicants to its degree programs, accepts a limited number of visiting graduate students, and invites international faculty to apply to visit the School of Nursing for a few days or for a longer period (six weeks to one year) as visiting scholars. In addition, the School of Nursing may be able to, in collaboration with the University of Washington International Outreach Program, organize custom designed programs for groups of ten to twenty-five nursing students or faculty (depending on availability).


News and Events
Information Session for Nursing Students on Global Opportunities
Thursday, January 29, 2009
and
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
12:00 - 12:20pm
Room T-739

Come learn about Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Awards, R. Hunter Simpson Global Service Learning Fellowships, and Exploration Seminars.

Learn more about this and other student opportunities!

Study Abroad
Citizens of the World

The Citizens of the World Scholar Travel Award encourages and assists students currently enrolled in a degree program at the University of Washington School of Nursing to seek experiences of immersion in health care and society in a culture very different from their own.


R. Hunter Simpson Fellowship

The R. Hunter Simpson Global Service Learning Fellowship gives students the opportunity to pursue meaningful service learning and immersion experiences in health care and society in a culture very different from their own.