Nursing

The Bachelor of Nursing (BN) program at the University of Manitoba prepares students for a rewarding career in healthcare by providing comprehensive education in nursing practice, theory, and research. This undergraduate program is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to deliver high-quality patient care in diverse healthcare settings. The curriculum combines rigorous coursework in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, health assessment, and nursing theory with extensive clinical experience across hospitals, community clinics, and other healthcare facilities. Students are introduced to the principles of evidence-based practice, ethical considerations, and cultural competence, ensuring they are capable of providing compassionate and effective care to individuals of all backgrounds. The program emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills, which are vital for adapting to the dynamic and evolving nature of healthcare environments. Academic coursework is complemented by hands-on practical training, including simulation labs and real-world clinical placements under the supervision of experienced faculty and practicing nurses. The program also fosters an understanding of health promotion, disease prevention, and holistic care approaches. Graduates of the Bachelor of Nursing program are eligible to write licensing examinations and pursue registration as registered nurses (RNs) in Manitoba and across Canada. The University of Manitoba's Nursing program encourages lifelong learning and professional development, supporting students in becoming competent, ethical, and compassionate nursing professionals who contribute positively to society and the health and well-being of communities.