University of Toronto School of Nursing

Information for International Students at University of Toronto School of Nursing

University of Toronto School of Nursing in Toronto, Canada welcomes international students.

• No visa support offered
• No on-campus work
• Student housing available

Programs at University of Toronto School of Nursing (9 programs)

University of Toronto School of Nursing offers 9 programs across Bachelor, Master, PhD levels.

Bachelor Programs (1)

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) (BSc) — 24 months · English · $8,190/yr · STEM · Scholarship available
  This accelerated, two-year program is designed for students with prior university and life experience, preparing them for a rewarding career in healthcare. It focuses on theory, research, and practice in patient, family, and community care.
  Field: Nursing
  Career outcomes: practice nursing safely, competently, and ethically, providing care for individuals, families, groups, and communities, clinical practice, leadership, further education
  Deadline: January 15 annually (for first-year applications). Supplementary application deadline is February 1.

Master Programs (3)

• Master of Science in Nursing (MScN) (MSc) — 24 months · English · STEM
  This research-focused master's program prepares students for advanced research roles in nursing and provides a strong foundation for doctoral studies.
  Field: Nursing
  Career outcomes: Nurse Researcher, academic roles, advanced practice with a research focus, preparation for PhD studies
  Deadline: deadlines are in the fall or early winter of the year prior to admission
• Master of Nursing (MN) (MSc) — 24 months · English · $34,730/yr · STEM · Scholarship available
  This program prepares advanced practice nurses with specialized knowledge and skills to lead innovation, translate knowledge, and influence practice in defined areas of nursing. It offers three fields of study: Clinical Nursing, Health Systems Leadership and Administration (HSLA), and Nurse Practitioner (NP).
  Field: Nursing
  Career outcomes: leadership roles in healthcare administration, health policy, professional practice leadership, advanced clinical practice
  Deadline: April 30 annually. Early deadline for admission awards is January 15.
• Collaborative Specializations for Master's and Doctoral Students — English · Online · STEM
  These specializations offer a multidisciplinary experience to enhance student expertise within their chosen graduate degree.
  Field: Various, multidisciplinary
  Career outcomes: Enhances expertise in specific areas, leading to diverse career opportunities within nursing and healthcare

PhD Programs (3)

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing (PhD) — 48 months · English · $6,210/yr · STEM
  This program prepares scientists and scholars with analytical and research skills to expand knowledge in clinical, theoretical, and health systems issues in nursing.
  Field: Nursing Science
  Career outcomes: leaders in research and scholarship, clinical practice, healthcare administration, influencing policy and practice nationally and internationally
  Deadline: April 30 annually.
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (PhD) — 48 months · English · $6,210/yr · STEM · Scholarship available
  This program prepares scientists and scholars with analytical and research skills to expand knowledge in clinical, theoretical, and health systems issues. Graduates are prepared to be leaders in nursing science, innovative healthcare policy, practice, and research.
  Field: Nursing Science
  Career outcomes: Leaders in nursing science, Innovative healthcare policy, Practice, Research
  Deadline: April 30 annually
• Doctor of Nursing (DN) (PhD) — 36 months · English · STEM
  This thesis-based program provides an academic credential for nurses seeking to advance their careers in complex healthcare systems or educational settings. Students identify and investigate healthcare challenges and design evidence-based strategies for improvement.
  Field: Nursing
  Career outcomes: executive leadership roles in healthcare (e.g., CEOs, VPs of Nursing Practice), mid- and senior-level leadership in government, policy, and professional associations, teaching roles in nursing education programs
  Deadline: April 30 annually.

Scholarships & Tuition at University of Toronto School of Nursing

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Campus & Facilities at University of Toronto School of Nursing

• Student housing available
• No sports facilities
• No disability support info

Key Highlights

• Top ranked nursing school in Canada
• Leading nursing research intensive faculty
• Advanced clinical simulation learning center
• Diverse graduate and doctoral programs
• Strong partnerships with world-class hospitals
• Pioneer in nurse practitioner education

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