Bachelor Of Nursing (Advanced Entry)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Nursing (BN) program at the University of Manitoba offers a comprehensive foundation in nursing knowledge, hands-on clinical practice, and essential skills for a fulfilling career in healthcare. With a faculty of internationally recognized experts, students are encouraged to explore various aspects of nursing. This program is available in Winnipeg, as well as in The Pas and Thompson, through a collaboration with the University College of the North. Join us on this exciting journey to become a skilled and compassionate nursing professional, ready to make a positive impact in the healthcare community!

Program structure

The Bachelor of Nursing program is structured to provide students with a solid foundation before diving into specialized nursing courses. The program is designed to be completed in 28 months, following a qualifying year of undergraduate studies. Key features of the program structure include:

• Program Length: 28 months (plus qualifying year)
• Intakes: Three intakes per year - Fall, Winter, and Summer
• Expanded Opportunities: The program has expanded capacity to address Manitoba's nursing shortage, allowing for a third intake of 120 students each year.
• Collaborative Effort: Offered in partnership with the University College of the North.

This structure ensures that students have a comprehensive understanding of nursing principles and practices, preparing them for a successful career in the field.

Featured Experiences

The Bachelor of Nursing program offers several unique experiences that enhance the educational journey of nursing students:

• Hands-on Clinical Practice: Students engage in practical experiences that allow them to apply their knowledge in real-life healthcare settings.
• Mahkwa omushki kiim Program: A unique pathway for Indigenous students, providing academic and personal support to prepare for the Bachelor of Nursing program.
• Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research: Access to a dedicated research center that supports collaborative nursing and health research.
• Summer Research Internship Program: An opportunity for students to gain research experience and enhance their academic journey.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Nursing program have a wide range of career opportunities available to them in Canada. Some potential job roles include:

• Registered Nurse: Provide direct patient care, administer medications, and collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
• Clinical Nurse Specialist: Focus on a specific area of nursing practice, providing expert advice and support to healthcare teams.
• Public Health Nurse: Work in community settings to promote health and prevent disease through education and outreach programs.
• School Nurse: Provide healthcare services and health education to students in educational settings.
• Travel Nurse: Work in various locations, often on a temporary basis, to fill staffing shortages in healthcare facilities.
• Health Care Policy Analyst: Analyze and develop policies to improve healthcare systems and patient care.
• Researcher: Conduct studies to advance nursing knowledge and improve health outcomes.

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