Infectious epidemics pose significant public health challenges, and the role of nursing education and training in controlling their transmission is of paramount importance. This review article aims to examine the impact of nursing education and training on the prevention and management of infectious epidemics. Through a comprehensive review of literature, this article explores the various educational strategies and training programs that have been implemented to equip nurses with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively control the spread of infectious diseases. Furthermore, it evaluates the effectiveness of these interventions in mitigating the impact of epidemics on public health outcomes. The review also discusses the challenges and opportunities associated with nursing education and training in the context of infectious epidemics, and identifies areas for future research and improvement.