Online Graduate Nursing Certificate
This graduate certificate program prepares healthcare professionals, such as nurses, providers, physical therapy, pre-med, medical interpreters, etc., in the ability to care for Hispanic patients while considering their unique cultural and linguistic needs. Find out if this program is for you.
No GRE requirement
| Deadlines: | Apply by July 1 for Fall |
| Program Length: | Part-time (3 semesters) |
| Program Type: | Online |
To apply to this program, you will need to meet the following:
- You fulfill the general UCF graduate admissions requirements (see Admissions section of the UCF Graduate Catalog).
- You have earned a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution or equivalent.
- You hold a license or certification in a healthcare field.
- You completed and passed an undergraduate statistics course.
Please note: Online programs do not meet immigration requirements for students holding an F1 or J1 Visa to maintain status. If you have questions, please contact UCF Global at global.ucf.edu or call 407-823-2337.
No, you don’t need a BSN. You can apply to the Hispanic Serving Healthcare Professionals graduate program if you have a bachelor’s degree in any area of study. However, you do need to hold a license or certification in a healthcare field.
The program is not designed to improve students’ linguistic ability. Neither Spanish speaking ability nor reading fluency is a requirement. A general understanding of Spanish is preferred.
Tuition may vary each academic year and may depend on your residency (in-state or out-of-state). Click here for current information on tuition and fees.
No, all courses are offered online and in an asynchronous mode (no specific class meeting times).
Out-of-state limitations apply to this program.
Yes, the online format is convenient and allows for flexibility around your work schedule. However, the graduate program is rigorous in nature and will require time and commitment to studies.
Visit our Graduate Certificate Admissions page for details on the application process and requirements.