Chamberlain University Opens First Utah Campus
Chamberlain University has opened its first campus in Utah, its 26th nationwide location, to expand nursing education in a state with the fewest nurses per capita.
Salt Lake City, UT, October 22, 2026 —
Chamberlain University has opened its first campus in Utah, adding the state to a nationwide network that now includes 26 locations. The opening is intended to expand nursing education in a state described in the announcement as having the fewest nurses per capita.
The announcement identifies the Utah site as the university’s first campus in the state. It does not provide the campus’s city or street address, the date it opened, or details about its facilities. The number of students expected to attend and the programs or degrees available at the location were also not provided.
The summary does not specify how many nurses per capita Utah has, identify the source or date of that comparison, or provide figures for other states. It also does not state how many additional nurses the new campus may educate. Those details are not available in the information provided.
The opening brings Chamberlain’s stated nationwide campus count to 26. The university’s plans for enrollment, staffing, and future operations in Utah were not included in the announcement summary. No additional information was provided about admissions, tuition, clinical training arrangements, or partnerships.
For now, the reported development is the establishment of Chamberlain University’s first Utah campus and its stated purpose of expanding nursing education in the state. Further details about the location, student capacity, and educational offerings were not provided.
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