Master of Nursing (MN) (Thesis/Report stream)

The University of New Brunswick’s Master of Nursing (MN) programs position students to advance their nursing knowledge and practice based on their unique needs and interests. Students develop integrative knowledge of theory, research, and practice and are positioned to lead from an evidence informed perspective. The ThesisReport program prepares students to advance their nursing knowledge and practice using an evidence informed approach. Students have opportunities to complete original or secondary research or substantive practice projects with stakeholder partners that position them to take up academic, research, and leadership roles. Length: ThesisReport (2 years full-time, 4 years part-time), Nurse Practitioner (20 months full-time) Entry Terms: Fall

BN or BScN degree with courses in statistics and nursing research. In addition, applicants to the MN Nurse Practitioner program stream should have courses in health assessment, pharmacology and pathophysiology. Normally, a B in these course will be considered acceptable. CGPA of a least 3.3 or B+Registration or eligibility for registration as a nurse in the province of N.B. (international students must have this in place before applying)