
Nursing Academic Hub
Welcome Nursing Students!
The Nursing Academic Hub supports the academic programming of the Faculty of Nursing and its students. Our enrollment specialists, field questions (in person, and through email) from students, whereas our advisors help students understand the path through their program of study.
Our Advising and Enrolment Team
Useful Links
Advising
Our staff offer one-on-one and drop-in advising sessions on program and career pathways to help you reach your educational, career and life goals.
Application Guide
Archer Library Nursing Resources
Confirmation of Pending Graduation Letters
Scholarships
Faculty of Nursing students are eligible to receive a number of scholarships and awards including Entrance Awards and Continuing Awards based on academic performance as well as awards designated specifically to nursing students.
Admissions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- A student working on a 60.0 credit hour Certificate, if taking five courses in the Fall and five courses in the Winter semesters, will be here for two full years.
- A student working on a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree (120.0) credit hours) if taking five courses in the Fall and five courses in the Winter semesters, will be here for four full years.
Lab: Contact your lab instructor as soon as possible to discuss your options.
The short answer is: "it depends."
Upon successfully completing the SCBScN program and passing the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN), you will become a licensed registered nurse, ready to make a meaningful impact in healthcare. Our graduates are in high demand and find fulfilling careers in a wide range of healthcare environments, including:
- Hospitals
- Medical Clinics
- Nursing Homes
- Community Health Departments
- Schools
- Correctional Facilities
- Youth Service Organizations
- First Nation and Inuit Health Organizations
- Primary and Population Health Services
The truth is that it is likely that you will change careers several times in your life, and a Bachelor's degree can open many doors for you that may not otherwise be available to you. That doesn't mean that it's not a good idea to be thinking about what you'd like to do with your career prior to committing to a university, college or any other post-secondary education program.
If you don't already have an idea of what career direction you'd like to pursue, there are many tools available to you through the University of Regina Centre for Experiential and Service Learning.
See the various programs for further information regarding some potential career options.
Transfer Credit may be obtained towards a program in Science for work completed at another institution. This includes Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses taken at the High School level.
If you think you have courses that may qualify for transfer, ensure that you have sent an official copy of your transcript to the University of Regina Registrar's Office, and speak to your Academic Advisor. You may be requested to provide detailed course syllabi for any courses that have not previously been evaluated for equivalency.