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Jessie Bauer and thesis supervisor Joyce O'Mahony
Research explores health of Syrian women during resettlement
Jessie Bauer is the first student to successfully defend a Master of Nursing thesis at TRU, with research on the mental health of Syrian refugee women during resettlement.
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Master of Nursing
Acquire the abilities you need for principled and thoughtful leadership through critical and creative approaches that influence innovation.
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing
A significant emphasis in this program is that the graduates make a positive difference to the health and well-being of all people.
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Practical Nurse Diploma
Acquire the practical and theoretical grounding you need to give professional nursing care to individuals, families and groups.
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Health Care Assistant Certificate
Learn the skills you need to help older adults in residential care facilities, assisted living facilities and in clients' private homes.
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Return to Registered Nursing
This program provides educational access for non-practicing nurses and supports their re-entry into professional practice.
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Continuing Education
Interprofessional certificates are offered as continuous entry online courses. You can move through the courses at your own pace.
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We are committed to ensuring Indigenous students have a strong foundation
for a successful career in health care.
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Students and faculty can stretch their nursing knowledge with programs in
Belize, Samoa and Lesotho.
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Chappell Family Building for Nursing & Population Health
A purpose-built home for TRU’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Nursing and Health Care Assistant programs is now open.
Nursing News
Research creates pathway for Indigenous knowledge in nursing education
Researchers at six BC universities are the recipients of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research grant, sharing $683,000 in funding.
Simulation lab prepares students for real world
TRU’s new Sherman Jen Simulation Centre creates an environment to better prepare nursing students to enter a real clinical setting.
Recognizing the role of Indigenous nurses
BC Indigenous Nurses Day is being recognized for the first time on Sunday, April 10, due to the efforts of dedicated nurses.
Time capsule: messages from today's students and staff to be opened in 2045
"This time capsule commemorates the 2020 opening of the Chappell Family Nursing and Population Health Building. Inside the time capsule (sealed by a commemorative plaque) faculty and staff placed messages that will be shared with future faculty and nursing students in 2045, the 75th anniversary of TRU."
— Donna Murnaghan, Former Dean of Nursing
"It is exciting to think about what the School of Nursing will be like in 25 years when the time capsule is opened and the messages read. I want to thank Dr. Donna Murnaghan for her leadership and vision in making the Nursing Population and Health Building a reality — its strong foundation for the School of Nursing to grow and continue to excel."
— Rani Srivastava, Dean, School of Nursing
Rani Srivastava
and Donna Murnaghan