BSc(N): Course of study

Important Note: This course of study applies to B.Sc.N. U1 admits up to and including Fall 2016 and to U0 admits up to and including Fall 2015.Contact Nursing Student Affairs Office if you are missing any of these courses. 

The courses are outlined in the order that a full-time student would usually take them. Please check the Health Sciences Calendar or Minerva for details about course prerequisites.

*First Year (U1)
Required Courses

Second Year (U2)
Required Courses

Third Year (U3)
Required Courses

Fall term

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

Fall term

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

 

Fall term

NUR1 420 - Primary Health Care
NUR1 424 - Legal,Ethical&Prof Prac Issues
NUR1 428 - Learning and Health Education
** NUR1 431 - Community Health Nsg Practicum

Winter term

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

Winter term

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

 

Winter term

NUR1 421 - Resources:Special Populations
** NUR1 432 - Community Health Nsg Project  
PSYC 204 - Intro to Psychological Stats
***Elective (see below)

Summer term

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

Summer term

NUR1 333 - Nursing in Illness 3

Summer term

NUR1 530 - Nursing Practice Consolidation

 

** NUR1 431 and NUR1 432

Students must register for one of these courses in the Fall, and the alternate one in the Winter.

***Elective

6 credits with a minimum of 3 credits at the 300 level or above.
These courses are generally taken in U3 however students who have been granted exemptions in other courses may register for electives at other times in their program of study as long as they have the necessary prerequisites and the course fits within the timetable.


French Language Courses

Effective the U1 year in the BScN program, students are eligible to sit the French language proficiency exam. This exam is a requirement for full licensure in Quebec. French is also the major spoken language in Quebec and your working knowledge of this language affects clinical placements.  If French is not your mother tongue, then we encourage you to enroll in French language courses. McGill offers a tailored course for professionals. 


U0 Required courses (34 credits)

See the Health Sciences ECalendar for your admit year for courses required.

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

Following successful completion of the U0 courses, students admitted to the eight-semester program enter First Year (U1).

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