Prepare for a meaningful career in this critical health care profession. Gain the skills, knowledge and leadership necessary to succeed in this relevant career field. Training is student-centred and interprofessional, and professors work with partners in the community to provide students with diverse, real-world experiences. Clinical practice focuses on mental health, acute care, home care, public health, gerontology and maternal and child health. Graduates will be eligible to write the nurse registration examination, and upon successful completion, can apply for registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario and will be able to practise as beginning professionals in a variety of clinical settings.

Your Future Career

Hospitals
Clinics and community agencies
Long-term care facilities
Public Health
Home health nursing
Rehabilitation centres

What You Learn

Nursing theory and practice
Human anatomy and physiology
Nursing in specialized settings
Pharmacology
Research and statistics
Nursing leadership
Pharmacology, pathophysiology, and microbiology