Program Overview

Master of Nursing (MN)

Advancing Knowledge, Transforming Practice

Toronto Metropolitan University's graduate nursing programs attract some of the best and brightest nursing professionals. Our small classes, strong community, and outstanding faculty prepare students for advanced practice and leadership roles, positioning them to shape the future of the health system.

Master of Nursing - Program Streams

Master of Nursing (MN) Course Stream

The MN Course Stream prepares students for management and leadership roles in policy and education.

Master of Nursing (MN) Thesis Stream

Graduates of our MN Thesis Stream contribute to evidence-based practice as researchers, academics, and more.

Combined MN/Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner (MN/PHCNP)

Students earn a master's degree and PHCNP Certificate concurrently, preparing them to write the College of Nurses of Ontario's NP - Primary Health Care (Ontario) exam and work as nurse practitioners.

Post-master's Certificate

Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner Certificate (PHCNP)

Prepare to work as a nurse practitioner in community health, NP-led clinics, long-term and palliative care, family health teams, and more.

PhD Program

Urban Health PhD

The new interdisciplinary Urban Health PhD program prepares graduates to become effective leaders in research, policy, and practice.

Program Details

• The Master of Nursing program offers various streams, including the Course Stream, Thesis Stream, and Combined MN/PHCNP.
• The Post-master's Certificate in Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner (PHCNP) is also available.
• The Urban Health PhD program is an interdisciplinary program that prepares graduates for leadership roles in research, policy, and practice.
• The Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing offers a range of programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as continuing education opportunities.

Research Areas

• The school's research focus includes areas such as nursing education, health policy, and community health.
• Students have the opportunity to work with experienced faculty members on research projects and contribute to the advancement of nursing knowledge.

Student Experience

• The school's small class sizes and strong community provide students with a supportive learning environment.
• Students have access to a range of resources, including the Central Placement Office and the DCSN Graduate Programs Handbook.

Faculty and Staff

• The school's faculty members are experienced professionals in the field of nursing, with expertise in areas such as education, research, and practice.
• The school's staff are dedicated to providing support and guidance to students throughout their academic journey.