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Master of Nursing in MScN Thesis or Project

About the program

Thirty-three-credit advanced nursing master's degree with thesis or project options, focused on rural and northern care.

Develop graduate-level understanding of Nursing in MScN Thesis or Project. Apply scientific reasoning
interpretation of research evidence
and effective presentation of findings to the disciplinary topics covered by the program. Specific competencies depend on completed modules
projects
or research options.

33 credit hours. Core 18 credits (NURS 604
606
607
618 and 704
plus NURS 619 or 620 for thesis
or NURS 703 for project). Thesis route: 3 elective credits and a 12-credit thesis with defence. Project route: 9 elective credits and a 6-credit project. Rural and northern focus.

Four-year bachelor degree or equivalent from a recognised institution with a B average (3.00) in third- and fourth-year courses (domestic standard; international credentials are assessed on the final two years by country); statement of interest and references; a faculty supervisor for thesis programmes; UNBC English language requirement unless exempt; some programmes require more.

Four-year bachelor degree or equivalent from a recognised institution

Review the admission requirements and deadlines for the selected program. Create an account and submit the university application online. Upload academic records and required supporting documents. Provide language proficiency evidence if applicable. Pay the application fee when required. Monitor the admission status and respond to additional requests. Accept an offer and complete the relevant enrollment requirements.

Campus	Prince George
Faculty or school	_
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	33
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	3 years
Scholarship note	UNBC offers scholarships and awards for eligible international undergraduates and graduate students. Selection may depend on academic merit, leadership and financial need; application deadlines and eligible programs vary.