MN Nursing (Thesis/Report) at University of New Brunswick

Programme overview

The University of New Brunswick’s Graduate Programs in Nursing positions students to advance their nursing knowledge and practice based on their unique needs and interests. Students develop integrative knowledge of theory, research, and practice and are positioned to lead from an evidence-informed perspective. The Nurse Practitioner program prepares students to advance their nursing knowledge and practice using an evidence informed approach to care for clients across the lifespan.

Faculty: School of Graduate Studies | Duration: 2 years full-time, 4 years part-time | Study mode: full-time | Intake: Fall | Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

What you will study

Research areas include Violence, gender and health, Equity oriented care, Indigenous health and wellness, Healthy aging, Care transitions, Reproductive Health and the Criminal Legal System, Newcomer health and well-being, Current faculty.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Applicants must meet the admissions requirements set out by the School of Graduate Studies and by the Faculty of Nursing. Admission is granted on a competitive basis and enrolment is limited. For both Master of Nursing programs MN Thesis-Report & MN Advanced Nurse Practitioner, a cumulative GPA of at least 3.3 or B+ level. For both MN programs, normally, a BN or BScN with courses in undergraduate statistics and nursing research. Normally, a B in these courses will be considered acceptable. All MN ANP program applicants also require undergraduate courses in health assessment, pharmacology and p

Domestic applicants: CAD 9,240 a year (2026-27). Full-time research-based tuition for three terms (Fall, Winter, Summer; 2026-27, effective 1 September 2026) from UNB's Masters/PhD Nursing fee sheet; 'Masters/PhD' sheets apply to both degree levels. Excludes mandatory fees, GSA fees, health/dental, bus Source

International applicants: CAD 16,542 a year (2026-27). Full-time research-based tuition for three terms (Fall, Winter, Summer; 2026-27, effective 1 September 2026) from UNB's Masters/PhD Nursing fee sheet; 'Masters/PhD' sheets apply to both degree levels. Excludes mandatory fees, GSA fees, health/dental, bus Source

Most graduate students commence their programs in September, but many graduate programs also accept students in January and May.

Graduate applications are submitted online and may be submitted at any time, with deadlines set by each program; the application fee is $65 CAD for domestic and $125 CAD for international applicants (non-refundable).

Computer Science graduate application deadline is December 15, with April 30 for Winter term (MCS, PhD only) and May 31 for Winter term (MCSC only).

Apply through the official page: https://www.unb.ca/gradstudies/admissions/

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