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Want to advance your nursing education? Manitoba's post-secondary Institutions offer several different options:

Graduate Nursing Programs

  • Brandon University - Masters of Psychiatric Nursing
  • University of Manitoba - Masters, Nurse Practitioner

RN Programs

  • Brandon University
  • Red River College
  • Red River College - Authorized Nurse Prescriber
  • University College of the North
  • University of Manitoba
  • University of Manitoba Baccalaureate for RNs
  • Université Saint-Boniface

RPN Programs

  • Brandon University
  • University of Winnipeg

LPN Programs

  • Assiniboine Community College
  • Red River College - LPN to BN
  • University College of the North
  • Université Saint-Boniface

English Language Programs

  • Canadian Culture and Communication for Nurses

Educational Resources

  • Province of Manitoba Department of Health, Healthy Living, and Seniors
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We acknowledge that we are gathered on Treaty 1 Territory and that Manitoba is located on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anishininewuk, Dakota Oyate, Dene, and Nehetho Nations.  Manitoba is situated on the Homeland of the Red River Métis and that northern Manitoba includes the ancestral lands of the Inuit.
Indigenous Peoples have cared for these lands, waters, and communities since time immemorial and continue to do so today. We honour their enduring strength, knowledge, cultures, and contributions.
Winnipeg’s drinking water comes from Shoal Lake and we recognize the importance of water as a source of life and our responsibility to respect, protect, and care for the water and the lands from which we all benefit. We acknowledge that Manitoba’s hydroelectricity, much of which comes from northern Manitoba, has had significant impacts on Indigenous lands and communities, including displacement, flooding, changes to water quality, and impacts on traditional ways of life.
As nurses and health-care advocates, we recognize the lasting and ongoing impacts of colonialism on the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit, and Red River Métis Peoples. We acknowledge that racism, discrimination, and inequities are within our health-care system and Indigenous Peoples continue to experience barriers to safe, equitable, and culturally responsive care. As nurses, we have a responsibility to recognize these realities, challenge them, and work toward meaningful change. 
We honour the spirit and intent of the Treaties and Treaty Making and are committed to fostering relationships built on trust, dignity, collaboration, and mutual respect. Through our practice, we strive to uphold every person's right to safe, respectful, and culturally responsive care, recognizing that reconciliation is an ongoing responsibility shared by all of us. As nurses we stand behind  the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action, specifically the Health Care calls to action 18-24.