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Master of Nursing Program

The Master of Nursing (MN) program is designed to help students grow as leaders in today's dynamic healthcare landscape. The program equips students with the advanced knowledge and skills needed to excel in nursing leadership.

Program Overview

The MN program is a course-based program that combines four core nursing courses with six electives for a well-rounded education. The program emphasizes working with vulnerable populations and prepares students to develop evidence-informed, strength-based approaches to care.

Program Details

• Program: Master of Nursing
• Length: 2-6 years
• Offered Through: University of Regina
• Faculty: Faculty of Nursing

Courses

The program includes the following courses:

• NURS 700: Theoretical and Philosophical Foundations of Nursing
• NURS 703: Working with Vulnerable People
• NURS 785: Leadership in Nursing
• NURS 775: Foundations and Theories of Learning
• NURS 777: Approaches to Learning and Teaching Innovation in Nursing
• JSGS 829: Decision Making and Leadership in Healthcare Organizations

Career Paths

The Master of Nursing program equips students to take on advanced leadership and education roles across the healthcare system. Career paths may include:

• Nurse manager or director
• Clinical nurse educator
• Faculty member in nursing education
• Health program coordinator or administrator
• Healthcare policy advisor or consultant

Admission Requirements

Applications are accepted from Registered Nurses (RN), Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPN), and Licensed/Registered Practical Nurses (LPN/RPN) with any baccalaureate degree.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees vary depending on whether you are a domestic or international student. To see the cost per credit hour for the Faculty of Graduate Studies, visit the Tuition and Fee Schedule.

Funding Opportunities

Graduate students are encouraged to explore available scholarships and funding options. Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and designated protected persons may qualify for Canada Student Financial Aid, which provides loans and grants to help cover education costs.

Program Structure

The program is offered through distance learning and utilizes synchronous and asynchronous learning. International students that are accepted to this program do not qualify for Study Permit or the Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) programs.

Expert Faculty

Students will have the opportunity to work with faculty members who have received national and international recognition. All are PhD-prepared Registered Nurses, bringing advanced academic knowledge, research expertise, and real-world nursing experience to the classroom.

Flexibility

Complete the program as a full or part-time student, starting in any term--Fall (September), Winter (January), or Spring (May). You can finish the certificate in as little as two years or take up to six years, depending on your schedule. Courses are available in a variety of formats, including online, synchronous and asynchronous, giving you the freedom to choose what works best for you.