Bachelor of Nursing - College of Medical Sciences
Bachelor of Nursing Department is a key pillar of College of Medical Sciences, preparing nurses with the competence and knowledge to deliver outstanding healthcare services. The program focuses on providing students with the theoretical knowledge and clinical skills needed to provide comprehensive patient care in various health settings.
- The nursing program offers comprehensive training that covers various aspects of healthcare, from basic nursing to specialized specialties. The program aims to enhance students’ skills in providing evidence-based nursing care, with a focus on health promotion and disease prevention.
In general, the study phase of the nursing major includes the following:
Basic sciences: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, and Microbiology.
Nursing sciences: Includes nursing fundamentals, nursing care of patients, medication management, and ethics.
Allied Medical Sciences: Pharmacology, Pathology, and Health Psychology.
Advanced study: Pediatric nursing, maternity nursing, surgical nursing, emergency nursing, and psychiatric nursing.
Clinical training: Applying skills in real environments such as hospitals and clinics under the supervision of nurses and specialists.
The Bachelor of Nursing adopts advanced educational curricula in line with international standards, and provides field training opportunities in hospitals and health centers to enhance students’ clinical experiences, enabling them to provide high-quality and efficient health care, and the ability to meet the needs of patients and society.
Nursing program - Vision, Mission and Goals
Vision
Excellence in nursing education, scientific research, and community service.
Mission
Promote individual and community health by providing outstanding nursing education and graduating professional nurses with high competencies and research skills to meet the needs of the regional and local community.
Educational goals
The educational goals of the nursing program are as follows:
1- Qualifying distinguished national cadres to work in the field of health care and nursing.
2- Encourage continuing education and participation in personal and professional development activities and teamwork.
3-Promote health awareness, community participation, and working independently in healthcare settings.
4- Developing research and leadership capabilities to improve nursing care and health services.
Nursing program - Learning outcomes
Graduates of the nursing program will have the ability to:
A. Knowledge and understanding:
Upon successful completion of the undergraduate nursing program, graduates will be able to:
A1. Learn the basics of scientific knowledge and principles of physiology, pathology, pathophysiology, therapeutics, health care, behavioral sciences and other basic sciences related to the nursing profession.
A2. Understand the pathologic and morbid changes in common diseases, their etiology and complications to determine appropriate patient care.
A3. Explain the scientific background of the nursing process for all nursing interventions in different age groups.
A4. Recognize local and global guidelines and ethics, disease management and prevention, and other risk factors that affect community health.
b. Cognitive/intellectual skills:
Upon successful completion of the undergraduate nursing program, graduates will be able to:
B1. Integrating biomedical and behavioral sciences
and nursing theory with clinical signs and symptoms to understand and appropriately manage disease.
B2. Analyze issues related to patient care management by prioritizing actions and making decisions according to scientific and systematic principles.
B3. Interpret data collection of patient assessment results to determine the nursing diagnosis and basic nursing care required.
c. Practical and professional skills:
Upon successful completion of the undergraduate nursing program, graduates will be able to:
C1. Apply technical skills when using medical equipment, instruments, and materials in nursing practice.
C2. Risk assessment and competency in the management of medical emergencies in a nursing practice setting.
C3. Provide standards of nursing care to all patients in different age groups.
D. General and transferable skills:
Upon successful completion of the undergraduate nursing program, graduates will be able to:
D1. Demonstrate ethical and legal leadership, time management, critical thinking, problem solving, communication, work ethic, independence, creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, delegation, and organizational skills.
Continuous
D3. Use digital health improvement and educational technologies efficiently
Nursing program - Career opportunities
There are many fields that graduates of the general pharmacy program can work in, including:
Promising career opportunities for nursing:
1) Public or private hospitals
2) Mobile clinics
3) Health maintenance organizations
4) Health administration
5) Nursing Practice Centers
6) Community agencies
7) Universities, medical schools and health institutes
Nursing program - Duration of study and study system
The duration of the study is four years + Internship one Year
65% acceptance rate
The study system is the semester system and each academic year consists of two semesters.
Nursing program - Laboratories and devices
