Walden University is an accredited online university established in 1970 by teachers Bernie and Rita Turner. Following a student-centered philosophy, Walden University focuses on meeting the unique needs of working adults pursuing advanced degrees. More than 80% of the university's students are enrolled in programs at the master’s and doctoral degree levels. In 2016, Walden University was ranked 19th on Washington Monthly magazine’s list of the Top 100 Best Colleges for Adult Learners and number one out of 377 accredited U.S. educational institutions for awarding doctorates to African Americans. As an employer, Walden University has hired for a wide variety of full-time and part-time jobs, including work-from-home nursing jobs and education & training jobs in the past, including positions for both faculty and academic administrators. The school is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce representative of its students and communities.

Walden University offers programs in counseling, psychology, social work and human services, public administration, technology, education, management, public health, nursing, and public policy. More than 52,600 students are enrolled in Walden University from all 50 states and over 150 countries. In 1990, the school was accredited through the Higher Learning Commission, a regional association recognized by both the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Over the years, Walden University has also acquired several specialized accreditations and is a member of the Laureate International Universities network, whose 200-some university programs span 25 countries.

Walden University is an accredited online university established in 1970 by teachers Bernie and Rita Turner. Following a student-centered philosophy, Walden University focuses on meeting the unique needs of working adults pursuing advanced degrees. More than 80% of the university's students are enrolled in programs at the master’s and doctoral degree levels. In 2016, Walden University was ranked 19th on Washington Monthly magazine’s list of the Top 100 Best Colleges for Adult Learners and number one out of 377 accredited U.S. educational institutions for awarding doctorates to African Americans. As an employer, Walden University has hired for a wide variety of full-time and part-time jobs, including work-from-home nursing jobs and education & training jobs in the past, including positions for both faculty and academic administrators. The school is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce representative of its students and communities.

Walden University offers programs in counseling, psychology, social work and human services, public administration, technology, education, management, public health, nursing, and public policy. More than 52,600 students are enrolled in Walden University from all 50 states and over 150 countries. In 1990, the school was accredited through the Higher Learning Commission, a regional association recognized by both the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Over the years, Walden University has also acquired several specialized accreditations and is a member of the Laureate International Universities network, whose 200-some university programs span 25 countries.