Gain specialized skills and expand your professional opportunities with a post-master’s certificate (PMC) in nurse-midwifery at Loyola University New Orleans.

This program is ideal for advanced practice nurses with an MSN or DNP degree in a different specialization who are interested in nurse-midwifery. Graduates will be prepared to provide advanced level care to women and individuals across the lifespan.

The master of science in nursing – nurse-midwifery program at Loyola University New Orleans prepares students to care for individuals through the lifespan.

Online Program

The Advanced Continuing Education Certificate in Religious Education is designed for catechists and teachers in Parish Schools of Religion who would like to know more about curriculum development and pedagogy. This credential of 12-continuing education units enables individuals to be curriculum specialists and leaders and serve as important resources for their colleagues.

Continuing Education Units

You’re already a master’s educated nurse. Build on your expertise with a family nurse practitioner post-master’s certificate (PMFNPC) from Loyola University New Orleans.

A career helping others may be closer than you think. 

In our accelerated bachelor of science in nursing program at Loyola University New Orleans, you can apply previous academic experience to earn your degree in just 17 months. This hybrid program offers synchronous learning, and guaranteed clinical placements with our healthcare partners. 

You’re a great candidate for this program if:

A dual degree in pastoral studies and criminology and justice prepares you to become a more effective and compassionate professional in the field of criminology and justice. It is aimed at criminal justice administrators, researchers, and private security professionals as well as those in justice ministries such as such as victim services, prison ministry, re-entry, and delinquency prevention. In this program, students develop a theological and spiritual foundation for their work supporting the transformation of individuals and community.

Pope Francis encourages criminal justice professionals “to encourage, help and enable … a rehabilitation which everyone seeks and desires: inmates and their families, correctional authorities, social and educational programs … [and] which benefits and elevates the morale of the entire community and society” ("Message to Detainees").