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During the spring of 2005 the MN degree requirement for students in the Nursing Administration and
Clinical Nursing fields were modified in order to:
a) Add choice and flexibility to students within specialties and permit specialty areas to be crossed,
e.g. a student interested in community & mental health/ women’s health & persistent illness;
b) Reflect and make better use of evolving faculty expertise;
c) Respond to changes in health care delivery;
d) Facilitate both student and faculty scheduling.
Implications of the Modifications:
MN Students Starting in September 2005
Students are expected to adhere to these requirements.
MN Students Starting in September 2004
The requirement to follow particular specialty courses within each clinical stream was removed for this
cohort provided that students had their course selections approved by their Faculty Advisor/Lead
Teacher. These new requirements will not decrease your flexibility but will provide you with some
guidance for course selection. Please develop a plan for your specialty courses with your Lead Teacher.
MN Students Starting Prior to September 2004
Students in this cohort are free to use the new degree requirements. They add more choice and flexibility.
ACNP Students
These modifications do not apply to you. The only change to your program is the development of a new
full course NUR 1100Y, Pathophysiologic Concepts and Therapeutics, which replaces 2 half courses,
NUR 1103 and NUR 1104.
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Possible Guided Electives Include:
Examples: NUR 1012, NUR 1014, NUR 1021, NUR 1031, NUR 1032, NUR 1039, NUR 1042,
NUR 1040, NUR 1044, NUR 1043, NUR 1045, NUR 1046, NUR 1047, NUR 1050, NUR 1051,
NUR 1056, NUR 1057, NUR 1058, NUR 1059, NUR 1060, NUR 1061, NUR 1062, NUR 1064,
NUR 1066, NUR 1067, NUR 1068, JNH 5002, JPX 1001
* NUR1017 and NUR1022 must be completed within the first 2 terms of registration for full time
MN students and within the first 3 terms of registration for part time students.
** Substitutions can be made with the permission of the Graduate Coordinator or Designate.
This does not apply to the Acute Care Nurse Practitioner field of study.
*** Can be taken outside of the Faculty of Nursing |
