Bachelor of Science in Nursing

University of British Columbia - Okanagan Campus

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) prepares you for a professional licensure as a registered nurse. You will be qualified to practice safe, quality, evidence-informed health care to promote, sustain and restore health. Over the course of your four-year degree, you will acquire foundational knowledge across the nursing scope of practice, including relational practice. Through laboratory learning, simulation, and practicums, you will practice and consolidate your clinical knowledge and skills. The UBC Okanagan Campus School of Nursing offers an undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) program.Important Note for students: Year 3 and Year 4 of the Nursing programs (Basic, LPN Access and RN Access) are split into three cohorts:Cohort 1 completes Year 3 from May through December, and Year 4 from January through August.Cohort 2 completes Year 3 from September through April, and Year 4 from May through December.Cohort 3 completes Year 3 from May through August and January through April, and Year 4 from September through April.The parchment is granted at the June convocation for all three cohorts.

Faculty of Health and Social Development