Program Overview
College of Nursing
The College of Nursing recognizes the vital role nurses play in delivering high-quality, compassionate care and ensuring patient safety. Whether the path leads to clinical practice, education, research, leadership, or policy change, the college supports students in a profession that impacts lives every day.
Undergraduate Programs
The College of Nursing offers undergraduate programs that provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue a rewarding career in health care. The following programs are available:
- Bachelor of Nursing
- Bachelor of Midwifery
Graduate Programs
The College of Nursing offers advanced graduate programs to support the professional and academic growth of registered nurses. These programs provide opportunities for specialized study and research to further a career in nursing. The following graduate programs are available:
- Master of Nursing (MN)
- Master of Nursing Nurse Practitioner stream
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- PhD in Nursing
Pathway to Indigenous Nursing Education
Mahkwa Omushki Kiim: Pathway to Indigenous Nursing Education (PINE) is designed to provide First Nations, Mťtis, and Inuit students with academic, personal, and cultural support to help them succeed in the Bachelor of Nursing (BN) degree program. This unique program is available to students with Canadian Indigenous ancestry who are interested in pursuing a career in nursing.
Clinical Competence Assessment
The Clinical Competence Assessment Centre for Nursing offers assessments for registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and authorized prescribers. These evaluations assess nursing knowledge, skills, and judgment to ensure entry-level competencies are met. The centre also provides professional development courses to support career growth, available to both domestic and international nurses.