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Nursing Master

Trinity Western University Campus, Canada

23560 C$ / years

Master's & Postgraduate18 months
Modern nursing school building at Trinity Western University in Langley, British Columbia, with green campus grounds, students in nursing scrubs walking along tree-lined pathways, Canadian flag visible, mountains in the background
Master

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Trinity Western University

Nursing

Duration2 Years (Part-time: 35-39 months)
LanguageEnglish
FormatOnline / Blended
LocationLangley, BC, Canada

Program Overview: Master of Science in Nursing at Trinity Western University

Trinity Western University's Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) extends your professional reach and prepares nursing leaders to serve in key nursing education, advanced practice, and health care leadership positions. The program is situated within the ethos of a Christian liberal arts university, supported by an internationally recognized Nursing Faculty and a vibrant Office of Research and Graduate Studies.

The MSN program offers flexible learning options, including a fully online pathway and a blended learning pathway that combines online coursework with on-campus residencies at TWU's Langley campus. There is no need to relocate, as the program has been designed to fit around your working schedule and personal commitments, allowing you to continue working while advancing your education.

An exciting distinctive feature of the program is the health policy residency in Ottawa, Canada's capital, where you can interface and learn first-hand from leaders in policy-making. Graduates emerge equipped to promote ethically responsible health care and health-related policy while applying evidence-informed, faith-based perspectives to nursing practice.

Key Program Highlights

  • Flexible delivery through fully online or blended learning options, designed for working nursing professionals
  • Three specialization streams: Nursing Education, Nursing Leadership, and Advanced Practice Nursing
  • Unique health policy residency in Ottawa providing direct engagement with national policy leaders
  • Accredited by the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) with faith-integrated holistic education

Curriculum and Modules

The MSN curriculum is structured around core nursing courses and elective specialization streams. Students build a strong foundation in nursing knowledge, research methods, and evidence-based practice before focusing on their chosen area of specialization in Nursing Education, Nursing Leadership, or Advanced Practice Nursing.

NURS 510 - Foundation of Nursing Knowledge

3 credits

This foundational course explores the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of nursing knowledge, examining how historical, academic, social, and political influences shape health and nursing practice.

NURS 520 - Knowledge Synthesis

3 credits

Students develop skills in systematic literature review, critical appraisal of research evidence, and synthesis of knowledge to inform nursing practice and scholarship.

NURS 540 - Quantitative Research Methods

3 credits

This course covers quantitative research design, statistical analysis, and the application of quantitative evidence to nursing practice. An undergraduate introductory statistics course is a prerequisite.

NURS 530 - Qualitative Research Methods

3 credits

Students explore qualitative research methodologies, including phenomenology, grounded theory, and ethnography, and learn to apply these approaches to nursing inquiry.

NURS 690 - Scholarly Project / Capstone

6 credits

The capstone experience allows students to integrate and apply their learning through a scholarly project that addresses a significant issue in nursing practice, education, or leadership.

NURS 695 - Thesis

6 credits

For students choosing the thesis option, this course involves conducting original research under faculty supervision. Thesis students are required to maintain continuous registration through completion.

Specialization Electives

Nursing Education Stream (e.g., Curriculum Development, Teaching Strategies in Nursing) Nursing Leadership Stream (e.g., Health Care Organizations, Leadership Theory) Advanced Practice Nursing Stream (e.g., Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice, Advanced Health Assessment) Indigenous Graduate Education in Nursing (IGEN) Collaborative Stream

Admission Requirements

Admission to the MSN program at Trinity Western University is competitive and requires a strong academic background in nursing. All applications are processed through Uni4Edu, which guides you through every step of the process to ensure a smooth experience.

Academic Requirements

  • Undergraduate DegreeBachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or equivalent degree in Nursing or Psychiatric Nursing from an accredited institution
  • Minimum GPA3.0 (B) in the final two years of the undergraduate program; GPA requirement may be waived in exceptional circumstances
  • Professional RegistrationPracticing registration with a provincial or state regulatory body (e.g., Registered Nurse or Registered Psychiatric Nurse)
  • Statistics PrerequisiteAn undergraduate introductory statistics course is required as a prerequisite for NURS 540
  • International CredentialsApplicants who completed post-secondary studies outside Canada or the United States may be asked to complete a degree equivalency assessment

English Language Requirements

  • IELTSMinimum score of 7.5 on all bands
  • Duolingo English TestMinimum score of 140 or higher
  • TOEFL iBTContact Uni4Edu for current minimum score requirements

Required Documents

Completed online application form Two reference letters (one professional, one academic) All post-secondary official transcripts Personal statement describing reasons for applying to the MSN program IELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo English Test score (for non-native English speakers)

Application Deadlines

October 1 Spring Admission (January start) - Full Online Program
February 1 Summer Admission (May start) - Blended Learning Program

For personalized admission guidance, document verification, and application support, please contact Uni4Edu

Scholarships and Funding

Trinity Western University offers several funding opportunities to help MSN students manage the cost of their graduate education. Many students also receive additional support from employers, nursing unions, and professional associations. Contact Uni4Edu for personalized guidance on funding options.

TWU BSN Graduate Entrance Scholarship

This entrance scholarship supports TWU BSN graduates transitioning directly from their undergraduate studies into the MSN program, allowing them to accelerate their professional advancement.

Clinical Supervisor Entrance Scholarship

An entrance scholarship open to all TWU Clinical Supervisors from the current or previous school year who are entering the MSN program.

Indigenous Nurses Scholarships

Scholarships available specifically for Indigenous nurses in British Columbia pursuing graduate nursing education, supporting the Indigenous Graduate Education in Nursing (IGEN) initiative.

For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the MSN program at Trinity Western University are well-prepared for advanced roles in nursing education, healthcare leadership, and clinical practice. The program's three specialization streams align with high-demand areas in the Canadian and global healthcare sectors, offering strong employment outcomes.

92% TWU graduate employment rate within three months of graduation
3 Specialization streams: Education, Leadership, Advanced Practice
35+ Months of flexible study designed for working professionals

Potential Career Roles

Nurse Educator / Clinical Instructor Nursing Program Director Clinical Nurse Specialist Healthcare Administrator / Manager Health Policy Analyst Professional Practice Leader

Potential Employers

Fraser Health Authority Vancouver Coastal Health Provincial Health Services Authority (BC) Canadian universities and nursing schools Interior Health Authority Government of Canada (Health Canada, Public Health Agency)

Rankings and Recognition

Trinity Western University is a private Christian liberal arts university recognized for its strong commitment to student satisfaction, faith-integrated education, and community engagement. As a smaller institution focused on teaching excellence rather than large-scale research output, TWU does not typically appear in major global research-focused rankings but is well-regarded in Canadian higher education for quality of education and student experience.

Webometrics
#4116
2024
Nature Index (Health Sciences)
#1781
2025
Globe and Mail (Student Satisfaction)
A+
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National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)
Top 2 in Canada
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SubjectRanking BodyRank
Nursing EducationCASN AccreditationAccredited
Health SciencesNature Index#1781
Student Community ExperienceGlobe and MailA+ (Sense of Community)
Overall Student SatisfactionGlobe and MailA

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