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Master of Nursing (MN) Course-based, Laddered Pathway

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Faculty of Graduate Studies Faculty of Nursing MN - Master of Nursing

General Program Information

The Master of Nursing (MN), course-based is offered online, via a Laddered Pathway

The course-based Master of Nursing is a continuous program with no scheduled break. Students who do not enrol in courses continuously will be withdrawn from the program for failure to register unless they are on an approved leave of absence.

Laddered Certificate Pathway to the Master of Nursing

To be eligible to apply for the Master of Nursing (course-based) degree, students must successfully complete the program, and the program. Each of the Certificates must be different specializations and students must meet the additional admission requirements to apply to the Master of Nursing (course-based) program. Once admitted, students will receive laddering credit for the 24 units of coursework completed in the Certificates. Applications must be received within two years of completion of the Certificate in Advanced Nursing Practice II.

Programs are delivered online.

Location: Professional Faculties Building, 2260

Program number: 403.220.6241

Fax: 403.210.9637

Email address: nursgrad@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: http://nursing.ucalgary.ca/

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