About program:

The Bachelor of Nursing program is designed to prepare qualified nurses with the skills and knowledge necessary for patient care, supporting diagnostic and treatment processes, and engaging in management and educational roles in healthcare institutions. Students in this program gain expertise in the following key areas:

1. Fundamentals of Medical Care: Learning methods of patient care, sanitation and hygiene protocols, monitoring patients, and providing fundamental support.

2. Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the structure and functions of the human body, interactions between systems, and how to apply this knowledge in healthcare.

3. Assistance in Treatment Processes: Assisting in surgeries, proper medication administration, and supporting doctors in patient procedures.

4. Emergency Medical Care: Developing skills for providing emergency care, including resuscitation, hemorrhage control, and restoring respiratory and cardiovascular functions.

5. Care and Rehabilitation: Learning how to support patient recovery post-treatment, maintain their health, and implement rehabilitation practices.

6. Medical Ethics and Communication: Building effective communication with patients, working with families, and adhering to ethical standards in healthcare.

Where do I work upon graduation?

Graduates of the Bachelor of Nursing program are qualified to work as skilled nurses in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare institutions, actively participating in surgical and emergency care processes. Additionally, graduates can pursue further studies at the master’s and doctoral levels, allowing them to advance into leadership roles or pursue careers in healthcare education.