Algonquin College

What you'll study

Instruction progresses from foundational concepts to complex nursing practice. Learning environments include academic classrooms, applied skills and simulation labs, plus multiple clinical placements where care may target individuals, families, communities or populations. The program integrates Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural humility, and inter/intra‑professional collaboration.

• Sample Level 01 courses (hours):
• ANP1108 Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 — 42.0 hours
• ENL1100 Communications and Academic Writing — 42.0 hours
• HLT1130 Determinants of Health — 42.0 hours
• HLT1131 Microbiology and Immunology — 42.0 hours
• PSY2100 Introductory Psychology — hours listed in source

Entry requirements

The published page lists admissions requirements and an application process; specific prerequisite courses, grade thresholds and documentation are provided on Algonquin College's admissions pages. The program is offered at the Ottawa campus with availability noted for Pembroke and includes scheduled clinical placements as a core component.

Career prospects

Graduates are eligible to write the NCLEX‑RN and the College of Nurses of Ontario Jurisprudence exam to register as Registered Nurses in Canada. BScN alumni work in hospitals, community health agencies, long‑term care, private practice and other health settings; roles may extend to advocacy, policy, leadership and service design within health care.

Scholarships & funding angle

While the program page does not list specific scholarships, Algonquin College provides financial aid and resources for students; prospective applicants should consult the college's financial aid and international student offices for bursaries, entrance awards and funding options applicable to nursing students.