Herzing University, an accredited, private nonprofit institution, announced five program launches, redesigns and expansions this fall, spanning nursing, health information, surgical technology and behavioral health. The additions include new graduate options, updated curricula that reflect how technology and AI are reshaping healthcare, and expanded access in three Southeastern markets.
"At Herzing University, our mission has always been to provide career-focused education that directly responds to the needs of the communities we serve," said Renée Herzing, president of Herzing University. "These new and redesigned programs reflect our position as a workforce educator, ensuring we are delivering the highly trained workforce that employers and patients rely on."
New and redesigned programs include:
MSN in Nursing Informatics (Online)
MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (Online)
BS in Health Information Management – Redesigned (Online)
AS in Health Information Technology (Online)
Surgical Technology
