Programs & courses

On this page you will find information about fully online and distance delivery programs and courses available during the academic year. For details about these programs and courses, click on the link to the program or department for further details.

For information about blended delivery courses, please consult the course schedule or contact the department offering the course. In addition, the Faculty of Continuing Education and Extension offers a wide range of credit-free online courses.

Programs 

Select OneCritical Care NursingEarly Learning and Child CareEconomicsEnglishForensic StudiesStudies in AgingMaternal Infant Child HealthcareMental HealthNursingPhysical Education and RecreationSocial Work

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Advanced Specialty Health Studies

Advanced Studies in Critical Care Nursing

Advanced Studies in Critical Care Nursing has three distinct streams: Critical Care Nursing, Emergency Nursing, and Neuroscience Nursing, each with two levels of study.

	ACCN 5501: Critical Care Nursing: Physiology
	ACCN 5505: Critical Care Nursing: Pathophysiology
	ACCN 5507: Critical Care Nursing: Pharmacology for the Acutely Ill
	ACCN 5513: Advanced Trauma Care
	ACCN 5531: Critical Care and Emergency Nursing: Assessment
	ACCN 5551: Emergency Nursing-Pathophysiology
	ACCN 5553: Emergency Nursing Part A: Management of the Acutely Ill and Injured
	ACCN 5555: Emergency Nursing Part B: Management of the Acutely Ill and Injured
	ACCN 5581: Critical Care Nursing: Clinical I
	ACCN 5583: Advanced Trauma Care: Clinical II
	ACCN 5591: Emergency Nursing: Clinical I

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Forensic Studies

This program will provide you with the knowledge to assist you with preserving evidence, providing expert testimony as well as counselling and intervention for victims or offenders. You must have post-secondary education in allied health, social policy, criminology or justice to be accepted into the program.

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Studies in Aging

With today’s aging population, professionals who specialize in healthy aging play a more important role than ever before. Mount Royal's Studies in Aging Certificate Program is designed for those who already have a diploma or degree from an accredited post-secondary institution. The certificate program takes an in-depth approach to meeting the multi-faceted needs of older adults and will appeal to a variety of professionals.

	SAGE 2401: Perspectives in Aging
	SAGE 3403: Health and Aging
	SAGE 3407: Aging and Physical Health
	SAGE 3413: Aging Families
	SAGE 3415: Sexuality and Aging
	SAGE 4405: Aging and Mental Health
	SAGE 4409: Nursing Practice with Older Adults
	SAGE 4417: Interdisciplinary Teamwork in Aging
	SAGE 4490: Capstone Project

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      Advanced Studies in Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing

To be accepted into the program you must have a post-secondary diploma or degree in nursing or respiratory therapy. The program has two areas of specialization that you can choose from: Neonatal Nursing and Perinatal Nursing.

	ASPN 5501: Development and Homeostasis
	ASPN 5503: Assessment
	ASPN 5506: Critical Moments I
	ASPN 5508: Critical Moments II
	ASPN 5511: Advanced Decision-Making in Neonatal Intensive Care
	ASPN 5591: Neonatal Nursing Clinical Experience

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Child and Youth Studies

Early Learning and Child Care Certificate

Enroll in the Early Learning and Child Care program and learn how children develop from infancy to age eight; how to design, implement and evaluate developmentally appropriate play experiences; and how to communicate effectively with parents and professionals about the needs of the children in your care. Courses towards your ELCC certificate are now available fully online. Graduates from this program qualify for Level II certification through the Alberta Day Care Qualifications Board. Practicum experiences can be completed in your place of employment or you can be placed in an early childhood environment in your local community.

	ELCC 1104: Introduction to Early Learning and Child Care
	ELCC 1109: Principles of Development I
	ELCC 1110: Learning Through Play I
	ELCC 1120: Learning Through Play II
	ELCC 1180: Fieldwork
	ELCC 1209: Principles of Development II
	ELCC 1213: Communicating with Parents and Professionals in Early Learning and Child Care Settings
	ELCC 1282: Practicum I
	HLTH 1213: Health, Safety and Nutrition

Note: Students must successfully complete English 0212 or 1101 or equivalent to graduate.  This applies to the ELCC certificate  program only.

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Department of English

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Department of Physical Education and Recreation Studies

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Department of Policy Studies

	ECON 1101: Principles of Microeconomics (formerly ECON2201)
	ECON 1103: Principles of Macroeconomics (formerly ECON2203)
	ECON 2211: Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics I (formerly  ECON 3301)

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Department of Social Work and Disability Studies

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School of Nursing

	NURS 4463: Transcultural Dimensions of Health
	NURS 4465: Supportive Environments for Mental Health

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