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2025 MN Course Stream Welcome Package

A resource site outlining Master of Nursing program requirements, course structure, and timelines for full-time and part-time students, including core courses, field specializations, electives, and practicum details for advanced nursing education.

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    Nursing Graduate Studies Toronto Metropolitan University MASTER OF NURSING COURSE STREAM New Student Welcome Package 2025-2026

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome! 1 Master of Nursing Program Requirements 2 Course Details 2 Course Schedule 3 Sample Full-Time Program Plans 4 Field I - Leadership in Health Care Policy and Education Field II - Health & Illness of Individuals & Communities Sample Part-Time Program Plans 6 Field I - Leadership in Health Care Policy and Education Field II - Health & Illness of Individuals & Communities Course Pre-Registration 8 Step One: Review this Welcome Package Step Two: Submit your Course Selection Request Form Step Three: Course Pre-Registration confirmation Step Four: Course Enrollment Step Five: Complete your Program Plan Fees 9 Pay your Deposit Tuition Activating Your Online Identity and Getting a OneCard 10

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    Welcome! Congratulations on your admission into the Master of Nursing program and welcome to the Faculty of Community Services as well as the Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (YSGPS) at Toronto Metropolitan University! We are pleased to offer a curriculum designed to provide you with leading edge education focused on advancing your skills and knowledge in evidence-based practice, education, policy and leadership. We take a high-touch, hands-on approach to advanced nursing education. Together, our students, staff and faculty create a caring, committed community that is a hub for: Community Building . Intense, interactive classroom and practice settings that help students connect, build relationships, and expand their personal and professional networks. Community Collaboration . Connections with leading health care organizations and Toronto's vibrant, diverse neighbourhoods that offer our MN students rich, rewarding opportunities for practice, education and research. Community Leadership . Our programs are values-driven, emphasizing social justice, accountability, advocacy and partnership as core values in health care leadership. Throughout your studies, you will have the opportunity to further develop professional relationships and build upon your current knowledge and skills in order to prepare you for a wide variety of advanced nursing roles. Within this Welcome Package, as well as on the Current Students pages of the Master of Nursing program website, you will find important information about the MN program, the Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and the University in general. This information is to assist you with your course selection process and to familiarize you with relevant program guidelines. All the best in your Master of Nursing studies! Cristina Catallo, RN, PhD Associate Professor Program Director, Master of Nursing 3

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    Master of Nursing Program Requirements Full-time students are expected to complete the program requirements in 5 terms. Full-time students must maintain continuous enrollment with 2 courses a semester. Part-time students are expected to complete the program requirements in 3 years (or 9 terms) and maintain continuous enrollment with at least 1 course a semester. Not all courses are available for enrollment in every semester. See program plans for more details. 10 required program credits: 5 Core Master of Nursing Courses MN8901 Quantitative Research MN8902 Qualitative Research MN8903 Nature & Development of Nursing Knowledge MN8904 Seminar in Advanced Practice Nursing (taken concurrently) MN8905 Practicum in Advanced Practice Nursing (taken concurrently) 2 Field Core Courses Field I - Leadership in Health Care Policy and Education MN8920 Health Policy* MN8921 Leadership in Education* MN8934 Interprofessional Education & Collaboration* Field II - Health & Illness of Individuals & Communities MN8910 Experience with Health & Illness* MN8911 Population Health & Health Promotion* MN8931 Diversity & Globalization* 3 Electives *A11 Field courses are cross-listed as electives MN8930 Advanced Nursing Ethics MN8932 Health Informatics MN8933 Selected Topics - Evidence-Informed Decision Making and Critical Appraisal** MN 8935 Program Planning and Evaluation MN 8936 Advanced Therapeutic Communication **The content of this course changes and may apply as Field I, Field II or an elective Course Details Core courses MN8901, MN8902, and MN8903 must be completed within the first 3 terms of registration for full-time students and within the first 4 terms for part-time students. All classroom course hours are for 36 hours per semester except the Practicum in Professional Nursing Advancement. Course requirements, assignments and methods of evaluation vary by course and may include scholarly papers, seminar presentations, examinations or evaluations by 4

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