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Students must complete the following 15.0 credits to fulfill requirements for the Nursing degree:

• 0.5 NURS 1001H - Nursing as a Profession
• 0.5 NURS 1550H - Introductory Life Sciences for Health Professionals
• 0.5 NURS 2001H - The Family in the Community
• 0.5 NURS 2003H - Nursing Therapeutics and Disease Control
• 0.5 NURS 2020H - Community-Based Nursing Practice, or NURS 2022H - International Placement - Central America**
• 0.5 NURS 2021H - Family Focused Practice**
• 0.5 NURS 2031H - Quantitative Research for Health Care Professionals 
• 0.5 NURS 2550H - Advanced Life Sciences for Health Professionals
• 0.5 NURS 3000H - Experiencing Acute Illness
• 0.5 NURS 3001H - Living with Chronic Disease
• 0.5 NURS 3004H - The Nurse as Leader and Advocate 
• 0.5 NURS 3020H - Clinical Practice Focused on Acute Care**
• 0.5 NURS 3031H - Qualitative Research for Health Care Professionals
• 0.5 NURS 3550H - Pharmacology for Health Professionals 
• 1.5 NURS 4020C - Independent Nursing Practice A**
• 1.5 NURS 4021C - Independent Nursing Practice B
• 0.5 BIOL 1051H - Human Physiology
• 0.5 PSYC 1030H - Introduction to Psychology Part II: Social and Personality Perspectives 
• 0.5 credit from the following:
  • 0.5 NURS 3560H - Advanced Pathophysiology and Pharmacology
  • 0.5 PHIL 2390H - Biomedical Ethics
  • 0.5 PSYC 3560H - Family Development
  • 0.5 PSYC 3750H - Health Psychology
  • 0.5 GESO-SOCI 2430H - Sociology of Gender
• 0.5 Nursing credit from Advanced Topics Group 1*
• 0.5 Nursing credit from Advanced Topics Group 2*
• 0.5 credit from the Approved Indigenous Course List
• 0.5 elective credit at the 1000 level or beyond
• 0.5 elective credit at the 2000 level or beyond
• 1.0 elective credit at the 3000 level or beyond

*Additional notes: 

• One asterisk (*) indicates advanced topics courses and two asterisks (**) indicate clinical courses. 
• The Compressed Nursing program takes place over 28 consecutive months. Students study in all three terms (fall, winter and summer) in Years 1 and 2, and only in the fall term in Year 3. Students interested in pursuing the Collaborative program instead complete studies over four years, with the option to complete in three-and-a-half years. Students pursuing the Collaborative program will have a lightened course load but are not able to fast-track the program. Both programs are only offered on a full-time basis. 

Degree requirements are subject to change. Refer to the most recent version of the Academic Calendar for course descriptions and degree requirements (http://trentu.ca/calendar). Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor prior to registering for courses for assistance with degree planning (http://trentu.ca/advising).