School of Nursing

Our graduates are dedicated to assisting others and caring for society's deepest needs.

Led by our faith, Nursing, for us, is more. It’s more than a classroom of compassionate and eager students; more than a faculty of respected, engaged and caring faculty; and more than a school recognized internationally for our research and thought leadership. Nursing is a vocation, in which one is dedicated to assisting another, caring for society's deepest needs.

Caring for the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities is both motivating and rewarding. We give you the knowledge and skills necessary for a nursing career in hospitals and community-based settings and the practical experience required to be highly sought after when you graduate.

Programs Offered

Nursing (BSN)

Nursing (MSN)

Nursing (PhD)

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Hands-on Lab Experience

Practice your skills in our state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab.

Research Opportunities

Impact the world of nursing through a meaningful and holistic approach to research.

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Scholarship Topics

Our faculty enrich your learning by integrating their research into your courses.

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1,000

BSN graduates since 1993

98.2%

Pass rate on NCLEX, 8.5% above national average

$5 Million

Currently held in research funding

Degrees offered: BSN, MSN & PhD

Dean's Message

The School of Nursing at TWU is unique in Canada for intentionally connecting the practice of nursing with the holistic richness of Christian spiritual understandings. In our undergraduate and graduate programs, we go beyond technical skills and the expected standards required of the profession to emphasize covenantal caring as our commitment to spiritually sensitive and socially responsive nursing practice.

Our tagline Think Deeply, Act Justly, and Care Generously signals the thoughtful, transformational, and compassionate approach we are known for. We aim to inspire the hearts and minds of students so they are equipped to engage with questions of meaning and suffering, reconciliation and growth in our collective contribution to person-centred, equitable healthcare.

We invite you to join our community of nurses.

Learn more through our Annual Report.