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School: Centennial College

ProgramBridging to University Nursing - IEN

Program

Bridging   to University Nursing - IEN

Faculty

School of Community and Health Studies

Credential

Certificate

Duration

1 years/2 semesters

Starting   Month

Fall

Co-op   opportunities

No

Program Description:

The Bridging to University Nursing - IEN program is a two-semester program for internationally educated nurses who must fill theoretical or practical gaps in their learning, as identified by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). This graduate certificate program is also accessible to domestic graduates who require an updated education or practice to reinstate their registration as a nurse with the CNO. 

 Advantages:

  • Delivery of the Bridging to      University - IEN program includes evidence-based practices.

  • You gain an understanding of      nursing knowledge, and how research is utilized and applied to complex      client care situations.

  • At the School of Community and      Health Studies's well-equipped nursing lab, you have the opportunity      to complete independent and self-directed practice.

  • Labs and a clinical element      allow for the application of communication and leadership skills at an      advanced level.

  • You'll go on clinical      placements that present networking opportunities.

  • The individual clinical      feedback and evaluation you receive gives employers valuable evidence of      current and safe clinical practice.

  • Faculty members in this School      of Community and Health Studies program are knowledgeable, experienced and      caring professionals.

  • If you are an adult or      English-as-a-second-language student, your needs are supported.

  • The resulting certificate      serves as evidence of reflective practice, employment and continuing education      opportunities.

 Admission Requirement:

  • For nurses who have obtained a      nursing diploma or degree out-of-country or out-of-province and do not      hold a current certificate of registration in Ontario:

  • Interview with the program      coordinator required prior to submitting an application

  • A letter from the College of      Nurses of Ontario stating that the diploma/ degree from country of origin      does not meet baccalaureate entry to practice requirements

  • Proof of English language      proficiency may be required

  • Proof of successful completion      of a nursing program from country of origin or equivalent

  • Out-of-province applicants must      have completed a two-year diploma in practical nursing

  • For nurses who hold a current      certificate of registration without evidence of current and/or safe      practice in Ontario:

  • Proof of current certificate of      registration in Ontario

  • For nurses who have an expired      certificate of registration in Ontario and do not have evidence of current      and/or safe nursing practice:

  • A letter from the College of Nurses      of Ontario outlining the requirements for re-entry or safe practice      requirements

 Tuition Fees:

Student

 

Tuition ( 2 Semesters)

 

Incidental Fees

 

Total

 

Canadian

$2935.5

 

$973

 

$3908.5

 

 

International  

$13283

 

$2256

 

$15539

 

 

Career

Graduates may find career opportunities in areas such as:

  • Registered nurse

  • Public health nurse

  • Community nurse

  • Critical care nurse

  • Coronary care nurse

  • Intensive care nurse

  • Trauma nurse

 Credits Transfer

Students who successfully complete this program may qualify for entry into Ontario college graduate certificates and university degree programs at institutions such as McMaster University, University of Guelph and Northern Alberta Institution of Technology.

Link to Centennial College Official Website

https://www.centennialcollege.ca/