Advance your practice by earning a certificate from a top-ranked school of nursing. Continuing education and specialized training strengthen patient outcomes and open new career opportunities.
Pitt School of Nursing offers a range of in-person and online certificate programs, each designed to equip students with focused knowledge and practical skills to expand their scope of practice.
The School Nurse PK-12 certificate requires a BSN degree; all other certificate programs require a graduate degree.
Certificates may be pursued independently in one to two years or added to an existing graduate program. No matter your academic path, earning a certificate can enhance your professional impact and support continued career growth.
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificates
In addition to the post-professional certificates offered by the School of Nursing, the University of Pittsburgh Center for Social and Urban Research offers a Graduate Certificate in Gerontology with a Nursing Track for nurses with a baccalaureate degree who are interested in acquiring basic knowledge about gerontology and geriatrics.
Learn About The Gerontology Certificate
