Nursing: Post-RN for Internationally Educated Nurses
BScNAt a Glance
Offered by
Faculty of Health
Offered at
Keele Campus
Degrees offered
BScN
Ways to study
Full-Time
Entry
- Fall - Upper year only
- Winter - No
- Summer - No
Applied Learning Opportunities
About the Program
The 20-month Post-RN BScN is designed for internationally educated nurses seeking registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO), practice readiness and career advancement in Canada. Learn about the Canadian health care system, health equity and leadership while gaining experience through clinical practicums. Explore specialized nursing practice with optional streams in High Acuity and Critical Care, Mental Health, and Care of the Older Adult.
To become a Registered Nurse (RN), BScN graduates must pass the NCLEX-RN examination and meet all of the CNO registration requirements, including residency status (Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or in Ontario: work or study permit).
Admission to this program is competitive. Visit the for minimum eligibility and admission requirements, required documents, and frequently asked questions. Not sure if you are eligible to apply? Take our
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Start Your Application
Deadline
- Application for Direct Entry Nursing is February 1.
- Application for Nursing: Second Entry is February 1.
- Application for Nursing: Post-RN for Internationally Educated Nurses is June 1.
Applied Learning Opportunities
Build on your previous nursing education and hone your practical skills in our Nursing Simulation Centre equipped with high-fidelity mannequins and Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality lab for immersive, self-paced learning.
Gain experience in the Canadian healthcare system through clinical placements in hospitals, community health centers, and other healthcare settings with partners in Brampton, Toronto, Mississauga, Newmarket, Vaughan, Durham, Barrie, and Oakville. You will have the opportunity to rotate through various specialties to gain broad exposure such as medical-surgical nursing, paediatrics, maternity and obstetrics, mental health, community health, critical care, emergency nursing, and long-term care.
Recent grad Nawshin chats with us about her experience with the Career Centre and how she secured a full-time role within two months of graduating.
Potential Career Paths
- Registered Nurse
- Home and Primary Health Care Nurse
- Speciality nurse (oncology, paediatric, cardiology, ICU, emergency)
- Mental health nurse
- Public health nurse
- Global health care provider
- Nurse Practitioner (with further post-graduate training)


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