Offered by University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, Graduate Embedded Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Nursing Education is a postgraduate certificate in Nursing programme. The programme is delivered on campus.
At a glance
Degree:Postgraduate Certificate
Field:Nursing
Delivery: On Campus
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Last checked September 2026 · Source: ualberta.ca ·
Program details
Overview
The Graduate Embedded Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Nursing Education is available to students admitted to the Master of Nursing or PhD (Nursing) program at the University of Alberta who want to focus on the practice of teaching and learning within nursing education. Students who declare this focus at the beginning of their graduate program register in and complete three graduate-level courses, NURS 546, NURS 556 and NURS 586, covering teaching and learning in higher education for nursing. On successful completion of the graduate program, including these designated courses, the student is awarded the Graduate Embedded Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Nursing Education in addition to their graduate degree, and the certificate is noted on the student's transcript. The certificate reflects formal preparation to teach in the discipline of nursing and is delivered on campus.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The certificate is open to students already admitted to the Master of Nursing or PhD (Nursing) program at the University of Alberta who declare, at the beginning of their graduate program, that they wish to focus on teaching and learning in nursing education; declared students must register in and successfully complete NURS 546, NURS 556 and NURS 586. No additional entrance requirements beyond admission to the Master of Nursing or PhD (Nursing) program are stated on the programme page.
