Master of Nursing - Nurse Practitioner

At the Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, you’ll find cutting edge research exploring the relevant healthcare challenges of our time. As one of the world’s premier nursing programs, we continue to build on over a century of nursing excellence as we prepare students at the graduate and undergraduate level, to be exceptional nursing leaders in a complex and globally connected health care landscape. As we continue to advocate for the communities and people who are under-served by our health care systems, you will find us at the forefront of research and education that makes a difference. Graduate ready to lead in the direct care of patients. Register for our innovative and population-based program accessible to students across Canada. The Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing’s Doctor of Nursing (DN) degree provides a formal, academic credential and competitive edge for those looking to advance their nursing careers in complex and changing healthcare systems or education settings. The Master of Nursing (MN) program prepares advanced nursing practitioners with specialized knowledge, skills, and expertise in a defined area of nursing to design programs and influence practice.

Applicants must hold a BScN degree (a BN or BSN or BNSc is considered equivalent), and have obtained at least a mid-B (75% or 3.0 GPA) standing in the final year of undergraduate study and, in addition, must have obtained at least a B standing in their next to final year.Applicants seeking admission to the Nurse Practitioner field must also have a minimum of 3,900 clinical hours (equivalent to two years of experience) as an RN completed by August 15 in order to begin the program in September (clinical placements in the BScN program cannot be counted).Applicants seeking admission to the Health Systems Leadership and Administration program must also have a minimum of 3,900 hours of RN experience (equivalent to two years of full-time experience) by August 15 in order to begin the program in September (clinical placements in the BScN program cannot be counted)Applicants must hold current registration as a Registered Nurse (RN).In addition to uploading a copy of your transcript, you should also order your official transcript(s) from each university you have attended. Transcripts must be received by the Faculty of Nursing in an official envelope that is sealed and signed by the issuing institution across the seal OR by email directly from the issuing.Upload one electronic or scanned transcript from each post secondary institution you have attended. Scanned copies of transcripts must be up to date and must include the transcript “legend,” which is usually printed on the back of the paper transcript.To be registered in our MN or NP programs, each student must be registered to practice as an RN. You will be asked to upload proof of registration to your application.Two Letters of ReferenceCurriculum Vitae