Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing

Provincially, nationally, and globally, there is a deepening shortage of doctorally prepared nursing faculty. TWU?s School of Nursing is offering a groundbreaking PhD in Nursing program designed for nurses who are in or who want to be in academic positions and those who work in or desire to work in health care organizations.
The PhD in Nursing program actively engages a community of nurse scholars who deepen their own nursing knowledge, contribute to new nursing knowledge, and lead in academic and health-care contexts.
Rooted in the Christian ethos of TWU, students will have opportunity to develop a values-based approach to higher education, leadership, and research. The flexible and accessible online approach is tailored for learners who are working in educational institutions or health-care organizations. The program features, annual summer residences, internships in education, policy, or research, graduate seminars, and completion of a comprehensive dissertation
Advance the discipline of nursing by generating new nursing knowledge that is responsive to the needs of society.
Demonstrate in-depth, critical analysis through written and oral communication of research methodologies and methods, with an expertise in a methodology related to a chosen field of inquiry or research program.
Conduct rigorous, original research in a substantive area that lays a foundation for a program of socially relevant research at the forefront of the discipline.
Utilize educational philosophy and higher education research and theory to lead in academic settings, and to critique, develop, teach, and evaluate nursing curricula and teaching strategies.
Develop and enact public policy, including health and educational policy, contributing to health care and society.
Engage in meaningful professional service, advocacy, and mobilization of complex knowledge to diverse audiences.
Exhibit commitment to a balanced, integrative approach to teaching, research, and service.

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