World- renowned community partners

Our community partners include world-renowned health care facilities where you'll find our students in their clinical placements and our graduates building their careers.

- One career, three

beginnings

- Campuses

- Diversity

- Program history

Why Ryerson, Centennial, and George Brown?

Nurses have always been compassionate, knowledgeable leaders. Health care today is different than it has been in decades past, but today's nurses continue to be advocates for their clients and for the social systems that support them.

The Ryerson, Centennial, George Brown Collaborative Nursing Degree program reflects those changes, and like the people we serve, continues to evolve. The program will help you learn how to keep on growing on a personal level, while building your professional career as a registered nurse.

Your courses will emphasize self-awareness, communication skills, technologies, and the ability to form collaborative relationships with your clients. You'll develop your knowledge through traditional large-group lectures, simulations, problem-based learning, and small-group study. You'll also do a clinical placement every year, to help develop your skills and knowledge in both traditional and community health care settings.

After graduation, you'll start your career with a broad set of nursing skills:

Physical assessment.
Pharmacology.
Nutrition.
Anatomy and physiology.
Counselling.
Critical analysis.
Communication.
Facilitation.
Technical skills.

Moreover, you'll have an understanding of the health care system, and an ability to keep on learning in a changing, fast-paced world.

The Ryerson, Centennial, George Brown Collaborative Nursing Degree Program is a firm foundation for your professional career as a registered nurse.