MN Course & Program Information
Master of Nursing programs & courses
The ULethbridge Master of Nursing program comprises the equivalent of 11 courses (33.0 credit hours). Course sequencing differs between the course-based, thesis and project pathways.
- Nursing 5100 - Nursing Ethics, Policy, and Politics (3.0 credit hours)
- Nursing 5110 - Health Research: Critique, Synthesis, and Application (3.0 credit hours)
- Nursing 5120 - Nursing as Art and Science (3.0 credit hours)
- Nursing 5140 - Populations and Places for Nursing Practice (3.0 credit hours)
The ULethbridge Master of Nursing program comprises the equivalent of 11 courses (33.0 credit hours).
- Nursing 5100 - Nursing Ethics, Policy, and Politics (3.0)
- Nursing 5110 - Health Research: Critique, Synthesis, and Application (3.0)
- Nursing 5120 - Nursing as Art and Science (3.0)
- Nursing 5140 - Populations and Places for Nursing Practice (3.0)
- Nursing 5170 - Teaching and Learning in Nursing (3.0)
- Nursing 5180 - Concepts and Innovations in Nursing Practice (3.0)
- Public Health 5002 – Advanced Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation (3.0)
- Public Health 5002 is online synchronous delivery
An additional 12.0 credit hours from the following list:
- Advanced Clinical Study of Addiction 5000 – Addiction and Addictive Disorders (3.0)
- Advanced Clinical Study of Addiction 5004 - Social Ecology of Addiction (3.0)
- Advanced Clinical Study of Addiction 5006 - Biological Bases of Addiction (3.0)
- Advanced Clinical Study of Addiction 5008 - Cognitive Processes of Addiction (3.0)
- Public Health 5005 - Advanced Public Health Policy and Ethics (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5100 – Organization Design* (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5120 – Health Services Design* (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5300 – Leading People in Health Services* (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5320 – Marketing in Health Services* (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5400 – Strategy, Power and Politics* (1.5)
- Health Services Management 5420 – The Art of Negotiating Relations and Conflict Management* (1.5)
- Health Services Management 5430 – Health Systems with a Global Perspective* (3.0)
- Health Services Management 5500 – Leading Meaningful Change in Health Services* (3.0)
*Health Services Management (HMGT) courses are delivered using a blended format:
- Face-to-face sessions are offered on the Calgary Campus for a total of 20 hours.
- Asynchronous online sessions for a total of 16 hours.
- Students registering for any HMGT courses must attend face-to-face sessions in Calgary.
Please see the course catalog for course descriptions. Information about which courses will be offered - when, where and by which instructor - is provided in the current semester Timetable, available at www.ulethbridge.ca/ross/timetable.
In case of discrepancies between this page and the Graduate Studies Calendar and Course Catalogue, the Graduate Studies Calendar and Course Catalogue shall prevail.