Innovating in Health Education for 100+ Years
St. °µÍø½ûÇø has a long history of producing transformative healthcare leaders. The 100-year legacy of social justice, community engagement, and academic excellence that began with our founders is deeply ingrained across the University and embodied by each program in the Henrietta Schmoll School of Health. Our affiliation agreements with more than 1,300 healthcare and community health organizations allow our students to step out of the classroom and into the local community through internships and fieldwork. We’re committed to promoting health in underserved populations and providing an inclusive environment for all students to learn, grow, and thrive.
Master of Social Work
Become a justice-oriented clinical social worker with our Master of Social Work (MSW) program. Gain skills to excel with a program grounded in social responsibility and respect for human rights.
Master of Public Health
The Master of Public Health (MPH) is a two- to three-year hybrid program that prepares students to address the complex socioeconomic issues that create health disparities around the world.
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Our Doctor of Nursing Practice: Post-Master’s (DNP) is a hybrid program designed to empower the most passionate nursing professionals to influence transformative change in healthcare systems throughout their communities.
The Future of Healthcare
The healthcare industry continues to be the United States’ largest employer, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects it to continue to grow throughout the next decade.
Get the training you need to join this expanding industry at St. Kate’s.
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Post-Master’s
Format: Online
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Format: Hybrid
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Nurse Practitioner
Format: Hybrid
Doctor of Nursing Practice: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Format: Hybrid
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Format: Online
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Format: On campus
Holistic Health Studies — MAHS or MAHS/MSW
Format: Online (MAHS); Hybrid (MAHS/MSW)
Holistic Health Studies Certificate
Format: Online
Master of Arts in Occupational Therapy
Format: On campus
Master of Public Health in Global Health
Format: Hybrid
Master of Science in Nursing: Entry-Level
Format: On campus
Master of Science in Nursing: Nurse Educator
Format: Online
Master of Social Work
Format: Hybrid
Physician Assistant Studies
Format: On campus
Community Health Worker Certificate
Classes meet: Monday and Wednesday evenings
Hybrid Public Health Degree
Classes meet: Evenings and weekends
Nursing
Classes meet: Daytime, evenings, and weekends
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Classes meet: Online
Physical Therapist Assistant — BA or BS
Classes meet: Online
Radiation Therapy Degree
Classes meet: Weekdays and online
RN to BSN
Classes meet: Online
Respiratory Care
Classes meet: On-Campus
Social Work
Classes meet: Evenings and weekends and online
Sonography
Classes meet: On-Campus
Frequently Asked Questions
All graduate programs and degrees within the College for Adults are available to all gender identities.
Whether you’d like to pursue a career in nursing or public health, a St. Kate’s degree will provide you with immediate access to hands-on learning through either practicums or internships. You will gain resume-boosting experience while you’re still in your degree program.
Most entry-level nursing opportunities require only an associate degree; however, a bachelor’s degree will allow you to more easily advance your career and increase your earning potential.
As a St. Kate’s alum, you’ll have access to a variety of networking opportunities. The university has relationships with many partner organizations — ranging from nonprofits and schools to state and county agencies — and you’ll join St. Kate’s tight-knit alumni community, whose members will be happy to connect you with career opportunities.