Third Year
A deeper focus on acute and chronic healthcare considerations, as well as mental health concepts is experienced by students in theory and the simulation environment. Expansion and development of higher levels of nursing knowledge within the profession are explored in courses related to global health context and data analysis. Knowledge and clinical judgment will be further refined during professional practice placements in acute care settings such as long-term care, medicine, surgery, and orthopedics in the first term, and more specialized units with higher patient complexity in the second term.
All professional practice placements will be located within the Southwest geographic area.
Courses
Courses for students entering program Fall 2026 and beyond
Term 1 (Fall)
Theory-Based Courses
- Nursing 3456A - Indigenous Health: The Influence of Policy & Practices
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Nursing 3500A - Nursing & Family Health
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Nursing 3630A - Nursing Care for Clients with Acute & Chronic Health Challenges II
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Elective (0.5 credit)
Clinical-Based Course
- Nursing 3911A - Clinical Application: Engaging in Critical Thinking
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
Term 2 (Winter)
Theory-Based Courses
- Nursing 3440 - Oncology
- Nursing 3820B - Microbiology & Immunology for Nursing Students
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Nursing 3920B - Nursing Care of Clients with Mental Health & Illness Challenges
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
- Nursing 4320B - Professional Ethical & Legal Obligations: A Critical Appraisal
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
Clinical-Based Course
- Nursing 3921B - Clinical Application: Managing Client Care
- Course Syllabus (coming soon)
