The BNI program consists of 92 credits. Students receive 27 credits of advanced standing from their 180.A0 DEC in Nursing and are admitted to McGill at the U2 level, where they must complete a total of 65 credits.
Full-time studies in the Bachelor of Nursing (Integrated) Program (on campus)
First Year (U2) |
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| Fall Term | Winter Term | Summer Term | |||
| IPEA 500. Roles in Interprofessional Teams. | 0 | IPEA 501. Communication in Interprofessional Teams. | 0 | NUR1 434. Critical Care Nursing Practicum. or | 4 |
| NUR1 209. Pathophysiology for Nursing 1. | 3 | NUR1 210. Pathophysiology for Nursing 2. | 3 | NUR1 435. Ambassador Critical Care Practicum. (this course is not being delivered in the 2023-2024 academic year) | 4 |
| NUR1 222. Strengths-Based Nursing & Healthcare & Professional Practice. | 3 | EDPE 375. Introductory Statistics. or PSYC 204. Introduction to Psychological Statistics. (or equivalent) | 3 | ||
| NUR1 312. Research in Nursing. | 3 | NUR1 320. Critical Care Nursing Theory. | 3 | ||
| NUR1 318. Chronic Illness and Palliative Health Challenges. | 4 | NUR1 327. Critical Health Challenges. | 4 | ||
| NUR1 338. Applied Health and Physical Assessment/Anatomy 1. | 3 | NUR1 339. Applied Health and Physical Assessment/Anatomy 2. | 3 | ||
| Total | 16 | Total | 16 | Total | 4 |
Second Year (U3) |
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| Fall Term | Winter Term | ||
| NUR1 300. Pharmacology for Nursing 1. | 3 | NUR1 301. Pharmacology for Nursing 2. | 3 |
| NUR1 329. Skin Integrity and Wound Care. | 3 | 0 | |
| NUR1 424. Legal, Ethical, and Professional Practice Issues. | 4 | NUR1 423. Leading Change: Policy and Practice. | 4 |
| NUR1 431. Community Health Nursing Practicum. | 3 | NUR1 432. Community Health Nursing Project. | 3 |
| Elective Course (Any 3-credit elective course) | 3 | Elective Course (300-level or higher) | 3 |
| Total | 16 | Total | 13 |
Part-time studies in the Bachelor of Nursing (Integrated) Program
**Students considering part-time studies in the Bachelor of Nursing (Integrated) program are required to fill out and submit the following form to the Undergraduate Student Affairs office prior to proceeding with a part-time course of study:
Part Time Course of Studies for BNI Students Form
First Year (U2) |
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| Fall Term | Winter Term | Summer Term | |||
| IPEA 500. Roles in Interprofessional Teams. | 0 | NUR1 210. Pathophysiology for Nursing 2. | 3 | Elective Course (300 level)** | 3 |
| NUR1 209. Pathophysiology for Nursing 1. | 3 | PSYC 204. Introduction to Psychological Statistics. OR EDPE 375. Introductory Statistics. | 3 | *Students may do their second elective in the U2 Summer term or U3 Winter term if they wish. | |
| NUR1 222. Strengths-Based Nursing & Healthcare & Professional Practice. | 3 | Elective Course (any level) | 3 | ||
| NUR1 312. Research in Nursing. | 3 | IPEA 501. Communication in Interprofessional Teams. | 0 | ||
| Total | 9 | Total | 9 | Total | 0 or 3 |
Second Year (U2) |
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| Fall Term | Winter Term | Summer Term | |||
| NUR1 300. Pharmacology for Nursing 1. | 3 | NUR1 301. Pharmacology for Nursing 2. | 3 | NUR1 434. Critical Care Nursing Practicum. or | 4 |
| NUR1 318. Chronic Illness and Palliative Health Challenges. | 4 | NUR1 320. Critical Care Nursing Theory. | 3 | NUR1 435. Ambassador Critical Care Practicum.** (this course is not being delivered in the 2023-2024 academic year) | 4 |
| NUR1 338. Applied Health and Physical Assessment/Anatomy 1. | 3 | NUR1 327. Critical Health Challenges. | 4 | ||
| NUR1 339. Applied Health and Physical Assessment/Anatomy 2. | 3 | ||||
| Total | 10 | Total | 13 | Total | 4 |
Third Year (U3) |
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| Fall Term | Winter Term | ||
| NUR1 329. Skin Integrity and Wound Care. | 3 | Elective Course (300 level; if not already taken)** | 3 |
| NUR1 424. Legal, Ethical, and Professional Practice Issues. | 4 | NUR1 423. Leading Change: Policy and Practice. | 4 |
| NUR1 431. Community Health Nursing Practicum. | 3 | NUR1 432. Community Health Nursing Project. | 3 |
| 0 | |||
| Total | 10 | Total | 7 or 10 |
All students electing to pursue their studies on a part-time basis must follow the course of study as indicated.