Program Overview
The Basic Nursing Program is a three-year comprehensive course designed to prepare students for
professional nursing practice. This program combines theoretical knowledge with extensive
clinical practice to develop competent, caring, and ethical nursing professionals capable of
providing quality healthcare services in various settings.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate competency in
fundamental nursing skills and procedures
- Apply nursing process in
patient care delivery
- Provide safe,
compassionate, and culturally sensitive nursing care
- Collaborate effectively
with healthcare team members
- Practice within legal and
ethical frameworks of nursing
- Demonstrate leadership
and management skills in healthcare settings
Curriculum Structure
Year 1 - Foundation Studies
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Fundamentals of Nursing
- Basic Sciences
- Psychology and Sociology
- Communication Skills
- Computer Literacy
- First Aid and Emergency Care
Year 2 - Core Nursing
- Medical-Surgical Nursing
- Pharmacology and Drug Administration
- Pathophysiology
- Nursing Research and Statistics
- Community Health Nursing
- Microbiology and Infection Control
Year 3 - Advanced Practice
- Pediatric Nursing
- Maternal and Child Health
- Mental Health Nursing
- Nursing Management and Leadership
- Professional Ethics and Legal Issues
- Health Education and Promotion
- Clinical Practicum and Internship
Clinical Rotations
- Medical Wards
- Surgical Wards
- Pediatrics Department
- Maternity Unit
- Emergency Department
- Community Health Centers
