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Nursing schools are plentiful in the state. Most offer Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees. Some of these schools also offer courses to help registered nurses complete their education and obtain advanced degrees. These programs are called "RN to BSN" programs.
For health professionals who want to become health care administrators, some of these schools have graduate degree programs in healthcare management or administration. These schools offer traditional graduate degree programs and nighttime programs for full-time workers.
In the three largest cities in Arizona, major universities work closely with local medical professionals to provide students with hands-on education. In one of the largest state schools in Arizona, clinical facilities are provided on-campus for students pursuing health degrees.
In Phoenix and Tucson, several colleges and universities offer health and medical services degree programs. Both cities also have several hospitals and other state-of-the-art medical facilities, including the famed Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Center in Tucson.
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