112 Bachelor's degrees in Nursing in Canada

The Nursing - Second Entry BScN at York University is an accelerated full-time degree. Spanning two years across six terms, it is designed for students with prior university experience. This intensive programme blends rigorous academic theory with clinical practicums to prepare graduates for professional registration.

The Nursing (After Degree) program at University of Alberta gives you the most comprehensive training possible to prepare you for an exciting career in nursing. 

The Nursing (Honors After Degree) program at University of Alberta gives you the most comprehensive training possible to prepare you for an exciting career in nursing. 

Nursing from MacEwan University prepares you for entry into direct practice and provides you with the skills you need to play a more advanced role in nursing leadership, education and research.

If your ambition is to find rewarding employment with an emphasis on caring for people, this Nursing (Hons) program at Confederation College is for you.

The Northern Collaborative Baccalaureate Nursing at the University of Northern British Columbia is a full-time, four-year B.Sc. degree. Delivered through a partnership with regional colleges, this integrated programme provides essential clinical training and theoretical knowledge for entry into the professional nursing field.

The Nursing programme at Mount Royal University is a comprehensive four-year, full-time degree designed to develop future healthcare leaders. Students engage in immersive clinical placements and simulation labs to master acute care and mental health. This professional course prepares graduates for the NCLEX-RN licensure exam.

After graduating Nursing from St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) students are known around the world for their caring, competency, and commitment to the field.

Students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Accelerated program at the University of Prince Edward Island are required to take the same courses and have the same number of clinical hours as students in the four-year BScN program.

The Practical Nursing program of Northern College is a five level program leading to an Ontario college diploma.

The Nursing - Accelerated programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a three-year bachelor degree delivered through eight consecutive semesters. Designed for students with prior university experience, this public study mode offering provides intensive training and 1,500 hours of clinical practice in Corner Brook.

Nurses play an important role in our health care system, and their services are in demand across the country. The Bachelor of Nursing program is offered at Medicine Hat College in partnership with the University of Calgary, meaning you can study the entire program at the MHC campus and graduate with a University of Calgary degree.

The curriculum of the Nursing program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is a spiralled, competency based model that employs conceptual learning, learning technologies and active learning strategies, including both simulated and clinical practice experiences. The three year program is delivered in three 12-week terms per year.

The Nursing (Hons) programme at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive four-year degree designed for full-time study. This public course prepares students for professional practice through a rigorous curriculum, focusing on clinical excellence and leadership within the modern healthcare system across various settings.

The Bachelor of Nursing at University of Manitoba is offered in a community that is characterized by a mosaic of cultural groups.

During the Nursing program at Selkirk College you will experience small class sizes, simulation technology, a variety of rural practice placements, and may have international learning opportunities.

The Practical Nursing (PSW-PN bridge) at Durham College is for Students who successfully complete each of the PSW to PN bridge courses with the minimum grades listed in the Admission Requirements below.

This Practical Nursing course from Thompson Rivers University is designed to provide learners with the knowledge, skills, judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives.

Post-RN Nursing from Athabasca University is designed to meet the specific educational needs of current registered nurses.

Through the Academic Foundations for Potential Nursing Applicants course from Douglas College you will need to first complete the one-year Certificate in Academic Foundations for Potential Nursing Applicants or have equivalent prerequisite courses.