Master of Science in Nursing

The Master of Nursing - Leadership in Professional Nursing Practice field (MN-Leadership) prepares students to be leaders in an increasingly complex health care system, with a focus on transferrable core knowledge. Course delivery is a hybrid of online learning with several days of on-site residency during each term. The Master of Nursing - Primary Health Care Nursing Practice field (MN-PHCNP) utilizes a combination of on-site and distance learning and offers full- and part-time options in collaboration with a consortium of Ontario universities.Program Length3 Terms (Full-time study Leadership Field)6 Terms (Part-time study Leadership Field)6 Terms (Full-time study PHCNP Field)12 Terms (Part-time study PHCNP Field)

Both general and programspecific requirements must be met to be considered for admission All programs have one intake annually beginning in September Completion of a bachelors degree in nursing GPA of 78 per cent B plus or higher Undergraduate preparation in research and statistics RN registration in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario and able to practice without restrictions MNLeadership international applicants exempted no exemptions for MNPHCNP Completion of the equivalent of two years fulltime nursing clinical practice experience 3640 hours within the past five years MNPHCNP applicants only Applicants must possess a four-year degree from a university college or institute The School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies requires at least a 70 percent average across courses taken in the last two fulltime years of the undergraduate degree Equivalent qualifications may be considered based on the standards of the discipline or profession.