Overview
The Nursing program at York University is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) offered through the School of Nursing in the Faculty of Health. It aims to prepare students for entry-to-practice as registered nurses, emphasizing evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and compassionate care. The program integrates theoretical coursework with hands-on clinical experience, focusing on health promotion, illness prevention, and holistic patient care across diverse populations.
Unique features include a collaborative model with partner colleges like Georgian College and Seneca College, allowing for integrated learning pathways, and a strong emphasis on social justice, equity, and community health nursing.
Career Prospects
Graduates are well-positioned for roles in various healthcare settings, with high demand in Canada and internationally. The program supports licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN) through the College of Nurses of Ontario, leading to opportunities in hospitals, community health centers, public health, and specialized nursing fields.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Jennifer Lapum, Associate Professor and Director of the School of Nursing
- Dr. Alison MacDonald, Associate Professor specializing in mental health nursing
- Numerous clinical instructors and adjunct faculty from partnering healthcare institutions
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program utilizes state-of-the-art simulation labs at York University's Keele campus for realistic clinical training. Partnerships include clinical placements with major Toronto hospitals such as Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and North York General Hospital, as well as community organizations for diverse experiential learning.
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