Program requirements may change with ongoing curricular revisions.
First Year
• ANAT 1010.03
• BIOC 1420.03
• PHYL 1010.06
• NURS 1000.03
• NURS 1030.03
• NURS 1060.03
• NURS 1240.03 (a five-week clinical class starting in late April or early May with annual variations)
• 9 credit hours at the 1000 level from Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, Psychology and/or Sociology.
Second Year
• MICI 1100.03
• NURS 2000.03
• NURS 2050.03
• NURS 2080.03
• NURS 2090.03
• NURS 2200.03
• NURS 2240.03
• NURS 2280.03
• NURS 2220.06 (a six-week clinical nursing class taken in May/June or July/August)
• STAT 1060.03
Third Year
• NURS 3030.03
• NURS 3040.03
• NURS 3260.03
• NURS 3270.03
• NURS 3280.03
• NURS 3290.06 (a six-week clinical nursing class, usually starting in April or early May with annual variations)
• Six credit hours at the 2000 or 3000 level from Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, Psychology, and/or Sociology
• Three credit hours of general electives may be taken from any class NOT listed as a nursing elective: however, the class must be at the 2000 level or above except in the case of a language (not English) which can be taken at the 1000 level.
• One Nursing elective (3 credit hours)
Fourth Year
• NURS 4030.03
• NURS 4050.03
• NURS 4060.03
• NURS 4210.03
• NURS 4220.03
• NURS 4250.03
• NURS 4260.03
• One Nursing elective (3 credit hours)
• NURS 4240.06 (10 week internship beginning in February)
- ANAT 1010.03: Basic Human Anatomy.
- BIOC 1420.03: Introductory Biochemistry for Nursing Students.
- MICI 1100.03 Health Science Microbiology.
- NURS 1000.03: Introduction to the Foundations of Nursing.
- NURS 1030.03: Human Development and Health I: Adults and Healthy Aging.
- NURS 1060.03: Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice.
- NURS 1240.03: Introduction to Nursing Practice.
- NURS 2000.03: Teaching and Learning and the Communication Process.
- NURS 2050.03: Pharmacology and Nursing.
- NURS 2080.03: Social and Cultural Determinants of Health.
- NURS 2090.03: Pathophysiology and Nursing.
- NURS 2200.03: Knowledge and Process in Nursing Practice I.
- NURS 2220.06: Nursing Practice II.
- NURS 2240.03: Knowledge and Process in Nursing Practice II.
- NURS 2250.03: Theoretical Perspectives for Contemporary Nursing Practice.
- NURS 2280.03: Care of Adults I.
- NURS 2350.03: Fundamentals of Oncology Nursing.
- NURS 2360.03: The Phenomenon of Pain: Assessment and Management.
- NURS 3030.03: Nursing Research.
- NURS 3040.03: Human Development and Health II: Children and Youth.
- NURS 3080.03: Culture Caring and Health.
- NURS 3260.03: Nursing Practice: Mothers, Infants and Childbearing Families.
- NURS 3270.03: Nursing Practice: Caring for Families.
- NURS 3280.03: Care of Adults II.
- NURS 3290.06: Nursing Practice III.
- NURS 3310.03: Health Informatics.
- NURS 3320.03: Acute Care Specialty Nursing.
- NURS 3350.03: Family Centered Supportive Care for Those Who are Living with Cancer.
- NURS 4030.03: Collaborative Leadership for Nursing Practice.
- NURS 4050.03: Advanced Communication and Counselling.
- NURS 4060.03: Palliative Care Nursing.
- NURS 4091.03: Breast Feeding for Family and Community Health.
- NURS 4210.03: Nursing Practice: Children and Families.
- NURS 4220.03: Mental Health Nursing Practice.
- NURS 4240.06: Nursing Practice IV Internship.
- NURS 4250.03: Community Health Assessment.
- NURS 4260.03: Community Development and Advocacy.
- NURS 4330.03: Self-Directed Learning.
- NURS 4351.03: Specialty Practice of Oncology Nursing.
- NURS 4360.03: Management - The Process in Health Care Agencies.
- NURS 4370.03: Women and Aging.
- NURS 4371.03: Addictions Nursing Practice.
- NURS 4390.03: Intermediate Pathophysiology and Nursing.
- NURS 4800.03: Interdisciplinary Class in Human Nutrition.
- PHYL 1010XY.06: Human Physiology.
- STAT 1060.03: Introductory Statistics for Science and Health Sciences.
