Bachelor in Nursing

Selkirk College in Castlegar, British Columbia, is a public college established in 1966 offering certificates, diplomas and select bachelor degrees across arts, business, health, trades and technology. With around 2,500 students and 59 program options, Selkirk emphasizes applied learning, small class sizes and direct access to faculty, making it an attractive choice for students who prefer hands-on training and personalized support in a scenic mountain and river setting.

Programs focus on industry-relevant skills, co-op placements and experiential learning that prepare students for employment or further study. The college supports trades and technical training alongside creative and professional programs, and provides learner services, academic advising and clear transfer pathways to larger universities. International students are welcomed into a community-focused environment with targeted supports for language development and academic success.

Castlegar’s outdoor lifestyle, affordable living and close-knit campus culture suit students seeking a balanced academic and recreational experience. Selkirk maintains employer partnerships to help graduates secure work placements and career opportunities, and provides guidance on study permits and settlement. Prospective international applicants should prepare transcripts, language test results and proof of funds, and contact student services early to arrange housing and orientation.

The Bachelor in Nursing program at Selkirk College is a four-year degree program that leads to a University of Victoria Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. It's designed for students who want to become nurses and is taught in English.

This program covers a range of subjects, including human anatomy, physiology, and nursing practice. Students will develop skills like patient assessment, care planning, and health promotion. They'll also get to practice their skills in simulation labs and real-world clinical settings.

After completing this program, students can pursue careers as Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, or Nursing Educators. They can work in industries like healthcare, education, or research. Some potential employers include hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes.