The Master of Nursing (MN) at the University of Regina is designed for registered nurses seeking to advance their practice and leadership capabilities within the healthcare sector. This program addresses the evolving demands of healthcare delivery by equipping you with advanced knowledge in theoretical foundations of nursing, critical analysis of nursing knowledge, and effective strategies for working with vulnerable populations. You will explore the philosophical underpinnings of nursing and develop a deeper understanding of the unique health challenges faced by those systematically excluded from full participation in society. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those aiming to enhance their expertise in evidence-informed practice and leadership roles.
You will study this Master of Nursing program full-time on campus over two years, engaging in a curriculum that integrates theoretical principles with practical application. The course structure includes opportunities to critically analyse leadership concepts in nursing, examine theories of learning and development, and explore innovative teaching approaches in diverse practice settings. A significant component involves understanding decision-making and leadership within healthcare organizations, focusing on ethical considerations and emerging philosophies like LEAN. You will graduate with enhanced skills in clinical practice, education, and leadership, preparing you for advanced roles in healthcare innovation and management.