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Schools of Nursing in Plateau

9 nursing institutions on the NMCN register for Plateau — 6 offer the basic Registered Nurse (RN) programme. Accreditation status shown for each.

Plateau has 9 nursing institutions on the official NMCN register (December 2025 edition): 6 run the basic Registered Nurse (RN) programme, and 1 offers a university BNSc degree. Check the accreditation column before applying — Full status lasts 5 years, Provisional lasts 2, and a red ⚠ flag means the NMCN has withdrawn accreditation or placed an embargo on intake.
InstitutionTypeAccreditation (NMCN)Approved programmes
Department of Nursing Science University of Jos, Plateau StateUniversity (BNSc)Full, March, 2024—
Jos University Teaching HospitalCollege of Nursing SciencesFull, 2021
Basic Nursing (RN)Post Basic Nursing
College of Nursing Sciences Plateau StateCollege of Nursing SciencesFull, June, 2022
Basic Nursing (RN)Basic Midwifery (RM)
College of Nursing Sciences Our Lady of Apostles Hospital, JosCollege of Nursing SciencesSee NMCN register
Basic Midwifery (RM)
Hill College of Nursing Science JosCollege of Nursing SciencesFull, Dec, 2023
Basic Nursing (RN)Basic Midwifery (RM)
Jibape Memorial College of Nursing Sciences, JengreCollege of Nursing SciencesProvisional, October, 2023
Basic Nursing (RN)Basic Midwifery (RM)
Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, JengreCollege of Nursing SciencesProvisional, October, 2023
Basic Nursing (RN)Basic Midwifery (RM)
College of Nursing Sciences University Teaching Hospital Jos NewCollege of Nursing SciencesProvisional Nov, 2025—
Florence Nightingale College of Nursing, Jos, Plateau StateCollege of Nursing SciencesProvisional
Basic Nursing (RN)Basic Midwifery (RM)

Source: Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) — Updated List of Approved Colleges of Nursing and Departments of Nursing with their Accreditation Status (December 2025). Reconciled 2026-08-29. Spot an error? Report it.

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