Program Overview

Baccalaurťat en Sciences InfirmiŤres - Formation Intťgrťe DEC-BAC - Campus Montrťal

The Baccalaurťat en Sciences InfirmiŤres - Formation Intťgrťe DEC-BAC - Campus Montrťal is a 2-year university program that builds upon and enriches a college education in nursing, leading to a career as a clinical nurse. This program is offered at the Montrťal campus.

Sommaire et Particularitťs

• Full-time program
• 103 credits
• Limited capacity

Information on the Program

• The program is designed for individuals who have completed a college diploma in nursing and wish to pursue further studies.
• The curriculum focuses on the study of care provided to individuals throughout their lives, with an emphasis on active learning through real clinical situations and small group work.
• Students learn to use the latest research findings in nursing to provide cutting-edge care and discuss ethical and sociopolitical issues in healthcare.

Admission

• Conditions of Eligibility: To be eligible, candidates must have a college diploma in nursing (DEC) or an equivalent diploma recognized by the Ordre des InfirmiŤres et Infirmiers du Quťbec.
• Additional Requirements: Candidates must also meet specific conditions, including being a member of the Ordre des InfirmiŤres et Infirmiers du Quťbec and holding a practice permit.
• Selection Criteria: The excellence of the academic record is the primary selection criterion, with a minimum R-score of 24.5 required.

Exigences d'Admission

• Capacitť d'accueil limitťe
• Conditions dadmissibilitť:
  • Be a holder of a diploma in nursing (DEC) or an equivalent diploma recognized by the Ordre des InfirmiŤres et Infirmiers du Quťbec.
  • Be a member of the Ordre des InfirmiŤres et Infirmiers du Quťbec and hold a practice permit.
• CritŤres de sťlection:
  • Excellence of the academic record, with a minimum R-score of 24.5.
  • For candidates from outside Quebec, the dossier is evaluated by the Admissions and Recruitment Service and the Faculty.

CoŻts et Aide FinanciŤre

• Rťsident(e) permanent(e) du Quťbec: Estimated costs for a full-time semester (15 credits) are $2,177.05, including tuition fees of $1,513.35 and other fees of $663.70.
• Canadien(ne) non-rťsident(e) au Quťbec: Estimated costs for a full-time semester (15 credits) are $5,387.20, including tuition fees of $4,723.50 and other fees of $663.70.
• …tudiant(e) international(e): Estimated costs for a full-time semester (15 credits) are $15,602.05, including tuition fees of $14,938.35 and other fees of $663.70.
• …tudiant(e) franÁais(e) ou belge francophone: Estimated costs for a full-time semester (15 credits) are $5,387.20, including tuition fees of $4,723.50 and other fees of $663.70.

Perspectives d'Avenir

• The job prospects in nursing are excellent, with a wide range of career opportunities in various fields, including critical care, community health, mental health, and gerontology.
• Graduates can pursue further studies at the graduate level, leading to careers in research, education, or administration.

Structure du Programme

• The program consists of 103 credits, with a combination of compulsory and optional courses.
• The curriculum is divided into several blocks, each focusing on specific aspects of nursing, such as collaboration in health sciences, nursing evaluation, and health experiences.

RŤglement des …tudes

• The program is governed by the Regulations of the Faculty of Nursing.
• Students must comply with the rules and regulations of the program, including those related to academic performance, attendance, and professional conduct.