WSU Spokane
Start your Journey
Located in a city that serves as a regional healthcare hub and home to 1200+ students, WSU Spokane is the university’s health sciences campus and home to the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, the College of Nursing, and the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
MAKE SPOKANE HOME
OUR SPOKANE CAMPUS
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Real-World Experience
Students benefit from real-world clinical experiences and a connected health ecosystem in the heart of the city.
Spokane offers students the chance to blend urban living with a small-town feel, all while learning in a major regional healthcare hub.
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City-Campus Synergy
WSU Spokane’s campus is designed to integrate seamlessly with the city.
Students experience the synergy between the campus and the urban environment, with a focus on cutting-edge technologies in healthcare and research.
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5:1
faculty-to-student ratio
At WSU Spokane, students benefit from a 5:1 faculty-to-student ratio, ensuring personalized attention, interactive learning environments, and abundant research opportunities. Join our vibrant academic community, where individualized support and strong faculty-student connections pave the way for success in healthcare.
THE HEALTH SCIENCES COLLEGES
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
College of Nursing
College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT WSU SPOKANE?
Allick appointed to the Washington State Dementia Action Collaborative
With this appointment, Cole Allick, faculty in IREACH and College of Medicine, will help ensure that the needs of Native communities are integrated into the state’s plan to address Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Mobile simulation program brings medical training to Washington communities
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine launched its first mobile unit to bring simulation-based medical training to WSU’s regional campuses and the state’s communities.
WSU’s first residency program graduates inaugural class of doctors
Most graduates plan to stay in the region to practice medicine as hospitalists or primary care physicians.