Overview
The Nursing (BScN, MN, PhD) programs at Dalhousie University are designed to prepare students for diverse roles in nursing practice, leadership, education, and research. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) focuses on foundational knowledge and clinical skills for entry-level practice. The Master of Nursing (MN) emphasizes advanced clinical practice and leadership, while the PhD program advances nursing scholarship and research to address health challenges.
Objectives and Unique Features
- Develop evidence-based clinical competencies through integrated theory and practice.
- Promote interprofessional collaboration and culturally sensitive care.
- Unique features include extensive clinical placements in Atlantic Canada, simulation-based learning, and a focus on rural and Indigenous health issues.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for roles in hospitals, community health, policy, academia, and research, with strong demand in Canada's healthcare sector.
Key Faculty and Staff
The School of Nursing features experienced faculty with expertise in acute care, mental health, and health policy, led by directors specializing in nursing education and research.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
- State-of-the-art simulation labs for hands-on training.
- Partnerships with Nova Scotia Health Authority and IWK Health Centre for clinical experiences.
- Collaborations with international organizations for global health initiatives.
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