College of Nursing

The College of Nursing has four divisions across the State of Nebraska, located at Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney, and Scottsbluff. All educational programs are offered at each campus location.

Omaha

Omaha is an urban community with a metro population of over 716,000 people and is the primary location of the College of Nursing (CON) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Omaha has a diverse population and offers a wide range of cultural and recreational activities such as the symphony, sports, theaters, a world famous zoo, and extensive selections in dining. For more information about the Omaha Division and the surrounding area:

Lincoln

Lincoln is a smaller urban community with a population of more than 213,000 people and is the Nebraska state capital. The College is located at Commerce Court in downtown Lincoln near the main campus of the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. The University of Nebraska at Lincoln is the home of the three-time National Champion Cornhuskers football team. For more information about the Lincoln Division and the surrounding area:

Kearney

The Kearney Division is located on the campus of the University of Nebraska at Kearney. The campus is about a 3 hour drive from Omaha, following Interstate-80 West. Kearney is a culturally diverse town in a beautiful and unique environment. It is also at the center of one of the largest bird flyways in the United States. During the migration, you can observe large populations of sandhill cranes, ducks, and geese. Kearney is within easy commuting distance to several Nebraska parks and historical landmarks (including "The Archway"), and has one of the world-famous Cabela's outdoor stores. Kearney offers an opportunity to work in a smaller city with a rural flavor. For more information about the Kearney Division and the surrounding area:

Scottsbluff

The West Nebraska Division is located in Scottsbluff, approximately 500 miles west of Omaha. Scottsbluff is very close to the Wyoming state line. Scottsbluff is a friendly, culturally diverse town in a beautiful and unique environment. Chimney Rock, a national historic site, is nearby as are numerous other national monuments. For more information about the West Nebraska Division and the surrounding area: