This Nursing program provides registered nurses with the opportunity to extend their clinical knowledge and skills in a specific area of practice including registered nurse prescribing in primary health and specialty teams. It is delivered through a combination of block courses and online. A candidate may take up to four years to complete this postgraduate diploma.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing in Leadership and Quality Healthcare Program is aimed at graduate nurses who wish to advance their academic and professional development. The nursing profession is dynamic and evolving with societal needs and care needs of individuals, families and communities.

The Critical Care PGDip programme provides advanced theoretical and practical teaching on managing critically ill or injured patients. It aims to develop leadership skills and competence in critical appraisal of research.

This program prepares internationally educated nurses (IENs) to become a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in Canada. Learn interpersonally communication, Canadian medical terminology, and gain a minimum of 735 hours of hands-on experience through clinical placements, practicums, and co-op.

This programme for clinicians and senior nurses working in Intensive Care Medicine is intended to provide course participants with the skills to advance their knowledge in the speciality and obtain a higher degree through distance learning mode of study. It will provide a theoretical basis for gaining competence in the general aspects of managing the critically ill or injured patient.

The programme builds upon your existing neonatal experience to develop skills in Clinical Practice, Leadership and Management, Education, and Research. It promotes critical thinking in the context of advanced clinical practice.