Events and News
Events
Join us on April 26 to explore the exceptional degree programs available at the NSU Miami Campus and online. Gain expert guidance on the application process, learn about financial aid opportunities, and take advantage of the exciting opportunity to tour our cutting-edge labs and connect with our dynamic faculty and students.
The Nova Southeastern University Abraham S. Fischler College of Education & School of Criminal Justice values educators! We invite you to attend an upcoming open house on March 15 to learn more about the graduate education, Bilingual Teacher Education programs, human services, and criminal justice degrees, admissions requirements, and application process.
Thank you for considering the Nova Southeastern University's Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing to complete your entry level nursing degree. We will be offering sessions to answer your questions about the programs and to provide guidance on the application process. All sessions are offered at NSU's Miami Campus.
- Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 6:00pm
We look forward to talking with you soon!
RSVP for NSU Miami Campus Entry-Level B.S.N. & A.B.S.N. Programs Open House
NSU in the News
Florida Trend Story on University Leaders Features President Moon
A Florida Trend article about new leadership at Florida’s universities and colleges — including NSU President Harry K. Moon — was published in the magazine’s June issue. You can read the digital issue of the magazine here. The Dr. Moon segment…… Continue Reading →
NSU Professor Featured on Largest TV Station in Belize
Dr. Albert Williams, Chair/Associate Professor of the Finance and Economics department at the H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business & Entrepreneurship, was a guest on Love TV in Belize. Love TV is the largest TV station in Belize. During the…… Continue Reading →
Fort Lauderdale Magazine Features Coral-Bleaching Study
NSU research scientist Karen Neely, with the Halmos College of Arts and Sciences’ disease intervention laboratory, and her team monitored more than 4,200 brain and boulder coral colonies across five offshore and four inshore reefs for mortality during a huge…… Continue Reading →