🏥 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing)

The B.Sc Nursing program is a four-year undergraduate course that prepares students for professional nursing practice in hospitals, clinics, and community healthcare. It equips them with clinical, theoretical, and ethical foundations of nursing.

The course integrates medical sciences with nursing theory and practice, covering anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, nutrition, psychology, medical-surgical nursing, pediatric nursing, psychiatric nursing, and community health nursing.

• Patient care and bedside clinical skills
• Administration of medications and injections
• Monitoring patient vitals and critical care
• Emergency and trauma care procedures
• Health education and patient counseling
• Hospital infection control and nursing ethics
• Community and preventive healthcare practices

• Lectures with clinical case discussions
• Hospital postings and ward rotations
• Simulation labs for emergency care
• Community health camps and outreach
• Workshops on nursing leadership and ethics
• Seminars and interprofessional healthcare training

• Written theory examinations
• Clinical practical exams and viva voce
• Case study evaluations
• Internship and hospital performance reports
• Final-year project/dissertation on healthcare topics

Graduates can work as staff nurses, clinical instructors, community health officers, ICU nurses, and nurse administrators in hospitals, clinics, NGOs, and global healthcare systems.

Nursing bridges medicine, psychology, sociology, and public health, ensuring holistic patient care and contributing to preventive, promotive, and curative health services.

By the end of the program, students will be able to:

• Deliver safe and evidence-based nursing care
• Assist in patient recovery and rehabilitation
• Handle emergencies and critical care situations
• Promote preventive health practices in communities
• Pursue higher studies like M.Sc Nursing or specialized certifications