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Duration
2-4 years
Tuition
$9,848
Edmonton
Sep 1-Sep 1
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Hybrid
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1908
Scholarships
no
The University of Alberta’s Master of Nursing program is designed to prepare registered nurses for leadership, research, and advanced practice roles within an evolving healthcare landscape. Through a blend of theoretical and applied learning, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to specialize in their chosen area of nursing. Core courses across each stream build a strong foundation in research, critical inquiry, and problem-solving—essential competencies for advanced practice nurses. Students have the option to complete either a thesis-based or course-based stream, allowing for flexibility based on professional goals and interests. The program also integrates experiential learning through clinical practica and projects that provide real-world exposure in diverse healthcare environments.
Emphasizing innovation, inclusivity, and reconciliation, the curriculum prepares graduates to meet the healthcare needs of Indigenous persons and communities while fostering leadership in health equity and diversity. Students learn to conduct and apply research, evaluate healthcare practices, and use technology to enhance patient care and system efficiency. Graduates emerge equipped to contribute to policy development, education, and health service delivery, capable of addressing complex challenges through evidence-based decision-making. The program cultivates nurse leaders who can advocate for improved health outcomes, influence policy, and drive meaningful change across healthcare systems locally, nationally, and globally.
Admission Requirements
- Undergraduate Degree in Nursing.
- Evidence of 4500 hours of registered nurse practice prior to entering the program.
What You’ll Learn
- Apply advanced research and inquiry methods to address complex nursing and healthcare challenges.
- Lead initiatives that promote health equity, diversity, and reconciliation with Indigenous communities.
- Evaluate and enhance healthcare practices through evidence-based, ethical, and policy-informed decision-making.
- Integrate innovative technologies and pedagogies to improve patient care, education, and health service delivery.
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