Advance your nursing career and explore critical perspectives with the Master of Science in Nursing and Specialization in Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa. This postgraduate program is designed for registered nurses seeking to deepen their theoretical knowledge and research skills, preparing you for advanced practice roles or doctoral studies. You will engage with the development of knowledge and theory in nursing, alongside rigorous research methods and statistical analysis, fostering a critical understanding of health care through the lens of feminist and gender studies. This collaborative specialization offers a unique opportunity to integrate interdisciplinary feminist and gender scholarship into your primary nursing expertise.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science program is typically completed over two years. Your studies will involve compulsory courses covering advanced nursing practice and its associated practicum, alongside elective units that can include a Master’s thesis or a clinical project in advanced nursing practice. You will develop advanced analytical skills and a nuanced understanding of health phenomena across diverse populations. Graduates are prepared to assume leadership positions, contribute to evidence-based practice, and pursue further academic study, equipped with the specialized knowledge to address complex health issues in various healthcare settings.