Bachelor of Nursing, University of New Brunswick

Saint John, New Brunswick

48 Months

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About this course

The Bachelor of Nursing (BN) program at UNB Saint John offers a comprehensive exploration of the nursing profession, from community care to emergency services. The program is designed to give students a solid foundation in both the physical and social sciences while providing practical, real-world experience through clinical practicums at hospitals, community health programs, and agencies. Located next to the Saint John Regional Hospital, the program benefits from proximity to one of the province’s major trauma and heart care centers, as well as being co-located with Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick and NBCC Allied Health, promoting interdisciplinary learning and research.

Why this course is highly recommended

The program's strategic location next to a leading health care facility and its strong connections with community health agencies make it an excellent choice for hands-on learning and practical experience. The opportunity to participate in interdisciplinary research and education enhances the learning experience, preparing students effectively for diverse roles in healthcare. The program's recognition and comprehensive curriculum make it appealing for students aiming for a dynamic career in nursing.

Specialisation

The program covers a broad spectrum of nursing fields including mental health, care for young families, acute care, and community nursing. Students can choose between a four-year or a condensed three-year delivery model, both providing equally rigorous training tailored to different career pathways within nursing.

Course fees

Application fees

11.82L

1st year tuition fees

11.82L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Students can opt for either a four-year Bachelor of Nursing degree or a condensed three-year program. Admission requirements are the same for both models and details can be checked through the university's admission requirements tool. Additionally, there is a certificate in leadership and management for healthcare professionals, which requires a bachelor’s degree in any discipline and current membership with the Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB), indicating a pathway for leadership development within healthcare.

English language test

DUOLINGO

115

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE

Career prospects

Graduates from this program are equipped for a variety of roles in healthcare, including community nursing, acute care, mental health, and family health. The practical experiences gained during the program prepare students for immediate entry into professional nursing positions in hospitals, community health settings, or specialized fields.

FAQs

What are the two delivery models available for the Bachelor of Nursing program?

Students can choose between a four-year program or a condensed three-year model, both with the same admission criteria.

Are there opportunities for interdisciplinary research?

Yes, the program's location next to Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick and NBCC Allied Health offers unique opportunities for interdisciplinary research and education.