- Athabasca University
Department of Nursing. Graduate and undergraduate programs available, dealing with such issues as principles of management in nursing practice and trends and issues in nursing.
http://www.athabascau.ca/html/courses/list1.htm#nurs
- Grande Prairie Regional College
Department of Nursing Education. Offers you the option of pursuing a career in nursing by either taking the diploma program or taking the bachelor of science in nursing degree program. Opportunity is also available for a Post-RN BScN degree and a RPN BScN Program.
http://nursing.gprc.ab.ca/index.html
- Mount Royal College
Faculty of Health and Community Studies. Includes program description and faculty list. Calgary.
http://www.mtroyal.ab.ca/healthcomm/nursing/nursing.htm
- University of Alberta.
Offers undergraduate and graduate programs. Includes mission statement, news, events, program descriptions, and admission requirements.
http://www.nursing.ualberta.ca/
- University of Calgary
Faculty of Nursing. The Calgary Conjoint Nursing Program is a collaborative four-year program. One currriculum is taught on two sites, the University of Calgary and Mount Royal College. The BN degree is awarded by the University of Calgary. Post graduate and certificate programs also available.
http://www.ucalgary.ca/NU/
- University of Lethbridge
School of Health Sciences. The school offers two nursing programs and an addictions counselling program. There is a collaborative four-year nursing program and a two-year post-diploma program. The nursing program is intended for those graduating from high school or making a career change. The post-diploma program is intended for registered nurses or those who have completed their programs and are awaiting registration.
http://www.uleth.ca/hlsc/
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