BA/BS in Nursing (year 2)

This is Year 2 of the University of Calgary's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program, a professional degree preparing students for careers that draw on clinical skill and theoretical knowledge. Instruction combines classroom learning with small clinical groups placed in a variety of off-campus nursing practice settings, alongside simulated clinical laboratories. Core coursework includes Introduction to Nursing, Indigenous Health Studies, Nursing Amid Complexity, Evidence-Informed Nursing, and Nursing as Ethical Practice. The program emphasizes collaborative, team-based learning and includes practicum experience that provides hands-on career-related experience in professional nursing settings. Admission is available to high school graduates, university transfer students, adult or mature students, and after-degree students entering directly into the second year of the program. Graduates are prepared to register as nurses, applying clinical and theoretical training across a range of health care settings.