6 Postdoctoral Studies Degree Programs

George Mason University's Doctor of Nursing Practice program prepares nurses for the highest level of practice, emphasizing leadership, evidence-based care, and advocacy. Taught by faculty who are experienced nurses, our rigorous coursework and clinical experiences help you gain the advanced expertise to improve patient outcomes. With four concentrations available, George Mason empowers you to tailor your studies and graduate with a specialized degree for the next step in your career.

George Mason University's Doctor of Nursing Practice program prepares nurses for the highest level of practice, emphasizing leadership, evidence-based care, and advocacy. Taught by faculty who are experienced nurses, our rigorous coursework and clinical experiences help you gain the advanced expertise to improve patient outcomes. With four concentrations available, George Mason empowers you to tailor your studies and graduate with a specialized degree for the next step in your career.

George Mason University's Doctor of Nursing Practice program prepares nurses for the highest level of practice, emphasizing leadership, evidence-based care, and advocacy. Taught by faculty who are experienced nurses, our rigorous coursework and clinical experiences help you gain the advanced expertise to improve patient outcomes. With four concentrations available, George Mason empowers you to tailor your studies and graduate with a specialized degree for the next step in your career.

The doctoral program in Mental Health Counseling provides professional preparation in applied mental health counseling. The Mental Health Counseling doctoral program is designed to meet the educational requirements for a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts, and similar professional designations in other states.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is the terminal practice degree in nursing. Building on your knowledge of clinical practice, the program prepares you to practice at the highest clinical level and provide leadership in health care systems. UNC Charlotte offers two concentrations: Post-Master’s DNP and BSN to DNP: Nurse Anesthesia Across the Lifespan.

Thinking about a career in physical therapy? Through our 3 + 3 program, undergraduate students complete three years at the undergraduate level and three years at the graduate level, earning both Bachelor of Science (BS) and Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degrees faster than by earning separate undergraduate and graduate degrees.