Program Overview

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

The University of British Columbia's School of Nursing offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program that is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to excel in the field of nursing.

Program Overview

The BSN program is a 20-month program that begins in September and ends in May. The program provides students with a comprehensive education in nursing, including theoretical and clinical training.

Administrative and Leadership Faculty Roles

The School of Nursing has several administrative and leadership faculty roles, including:

• Director, School of Nursing: responsible for all aspects of academic, personnel, and fiscal operation of the School of Nursing.
• Associate Director, Undergraduate Program: responsible for the overall strategic management and resourcing of the undergraduate program.
• Program Coordinator: responsible for the overall operational management of the BSN program.
• Admissions Coordinator: responds to external program inquiries and develops recruitment strategies.
• Student Career and Academic Advisor: interprets university and school policies for enrolled students and provides advice on academic issues.
• Course Leaders: responsible for academic oversight of theoretical learning activities associated with a course.

Program Textbook List

The program requires students to purchase textbooks and learning resources before the beginning of classes. The required texts will be used throughout the program.

UBC Health: Collaborative Health Education

The University of British Columbia has implemented an integrated approach to health professional education, known as UBC Health. This approach supports learning that is unique to each profession, seeks economies of scale for foundational knowledge common to all programs, and creates opportunities for interprofessional learning.

Learning Resources

The School of Nursing provides students with access to various learning resources, including the Practice e-Portfolio (PeP), Health Sciences Placement Network (HSPnet), Canvas, and Workday.

BSN Program Policies

The BSN program has several policies in place, including policies related to admissions, curriculum development, and student progression.

BSN Program FAQ

The School of Nursing has a frequently asked questions (FAQ) section that provides answers to common questions about the BSN program.

Student Support

The School of Nursing offers various forms of support to students, including academic advising, career counseling, and personal support.