Delta has 9 NMCN-accredited nursing institutions: 6 run the basic Registered Nurse (RN) programme, and 1 offers a university BNSc degree. The Basic Nursing (RN) tag marks the entry route for new students.
| Institution | Type | NMCN-approved programmes |
|---|---|---|
| College of Nursing Sciences, Asaba, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| College of Nursing Sciences, Sapele, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| Anchor College of Nursing Science, Asaba, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| College of Nursing Sciences, Eku, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| College of Nursing Sciences, Warri, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| College of Nursing Sciences, Agbor, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| Department of Nursing Sciences, Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State | University (BNSc) | — |
| Mary Martha College of Nursing Sciences, Oleh, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences | |
| College of Nursing Sciences, Federal Medical Centre, Asaba, Delta State | College of Nursing Sciences |
Source: Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) — List of Approved/Accredited Nursing Training Institutions and Their Approved Programme (2024 edition). Reconciled 2026-06-18. Spot an error? Report it.
After you graduate: get licensed
Graduating is step one. To practise you must pass the NMCN professional examination and get indexed and registered. Planning to work abroad later? See working abroad as a Nigerian nurse.