UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO |
Collaborative Programs |
 Graduate Studies |
What is a collaborative program?
Collaborative programs provide additional multidisciplinary experience and exposure to expertise in an area of interest for students completing the requirements of graduate programs at the Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing . Students may participate in one of the programs listed below and further information can be obtained from the program Website.
How do I enroll in a collaborative program?
Once you have the information and decide to participate in a program, you will need to follow the registration procedure indicated at the program site. You will then be contacted by the Faculty designate below:
Aboriginal Health (Dr. Carles Muntaner)
Addiction Studies (Dr. Carles Muntaner)
Aging, Palliative and Supportive care Across the Life Course (Dr. Arlene Bierman)
Bioethics (Dr. Elizabeth Peter)
Cardiovascular Sciences (Dr. Sean Clarke)
Community Development (Dr. Jody Macdonald) MN students only
Ethnic, Immigration & Pluralism Studies (Dr. Denise Gastaldo)
Global Health (Dr. Carles Muntaner) PhD students only
Health Care, Technology & Place (Dr. Ellen Hodnett) PhD students only
Health Services & Policy Research (Dr. Diane Doran & Dr. Paula Goering) PhD students only
Resuscitation Sciences (Dr. Louise Rose)
Women and Gender Studies (Dr. Francine Wynn)
Women's Health (Dr. Arlene Bierman)
How does the collaborative program fit with my nursing program?
Students participating in a collaborative program must be registered in a degree program in the Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing Graduate Department. They must meet all admission standards and complete all degree requirements of the home unit, as well as meet the requirements of the collaborative program. The degree conferred is in the home discipline, and there is a notation on the student's transcript indicating completion of the collaborative program.
Most collaborative programs require one core course, one elective or seminar series, and that the clinical course placement allows for related experience. All requirements must be completed by the end of the final clinical course (i.e. NUR1072, NUR1110) .
Collaborative Programs Graduate Studies | ||
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Aboriginal Health | ||
| Department of Public Health Sciences Room 547, 155 College Street Toronto , Ontario M5T 3M7 Tel. (416) 978-0298 Website: http://www.cpah.ca Open to students in the MN or PhD programs. | ||
| Addiction Studies | ||
| Centre for Addiction and Mental Health 33 Russell Street, Room 2035 Toronto, ON M5S 2S1 Website: http://www.phs.utoronto.ca/c_copas.htm Open to students in the MN or PhD programs. | ||
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Aging, Palliative and Supportive Care Across the Life Course | ||
| Institute for Life Course and Aging 222 College Street, Suite 108 Toronto , Ontario M5T 3J1 . Tel. (416) 978-0377 Website: http://www.aging.utoronto.ca/ Open to students in the MN or PhD programs. | ||
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Bioethics | ||
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Joint Centre for Bioethics | ||
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Cardiovascular Sciences | ||
| FitzGerald Bldg., Room 83D 150 College Street Toronto , Ontario M5S 3E2 Tel : (416) 978-0746 Fax : (416) 946-5713 Website: http://www.cscp.utoronto.ca Open to students in the MN or PhD programs. | ||
| Community Development | ||
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Centre for Urban and Community Studies
Website: http://www.urbancentre.utoronto.ca/communitydevelopment.html
Open to students in the MN program only. | ||
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Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies | ||
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Department of Sociology
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Health Care, Technology, and Place | ||
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Health Care, Technology and Place | ||
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Health Services and Policy Research | ||
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Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation | ||
| Resuscitation Sciences | ||
| Rescu, St. Michael's Hospital 30 Bond St, Toronto ON M5B 1W8 Tel. (416) 864-6060 x 7843 Website: http://www.rescu.ca/ Open to students in the MN and PhD programs. | ||
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Institute for Women's Studies and Gender Studies, New College , | ||
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Women's Health | ||
| Women's College Research Institute 790 Bay St., 7th Floor Toronto , Ontario M5G 1N8 Website: http://www.womensresearch.ca/graduate/ Open to students in the MN or PhD programs. |
April 11, 2011