Description

The Master of Science in Nursing Program (Thesis or Project) leads to an advanced nursing practice degree that focuses on preparing graduates across a range of areas and specialities to act as autonomous practitioners. In addition, this program aims to prepare graduates as inter-professional collaborators, nurse researchers, leaders, educators, change agents, and role models.  Graduates of this program will work in a variety of health care settings as clinical nurse specialists, educators, administrators, and researchers, and will work with diverse populations across all age groups.

Both programs focus on the preparation of graduates for advanced nursing practice in rural and northern communities. Courses address the following: community and program development and evaluation; debates influencing health care policy; application of research and evidence-based practice;  promotion of the health of Indigenous Peoples; and development of nursing knowledge in relation to advanced practice nursing.

* Note: Additional fees may apply
** All fees are subject to change without notice

* Note: This program does NOT offer conditional admission