The primary objective of this program is to educate nursing and healthcare professionals capable of assuming full responsibility in a wide range of health and social care settings, including prevention, treatment, nursing, and rehabilitation. Throughout their studies, students will acquire a profound understanding of individual, family, community, and public health, along with comprehensive knowledge of health and social services.
This profession demands a high level of responsibility and in-depth expertise in health and natural-medical sciences. During their training, students will gain insight into normal anatomical and pathological bodily functions, the causes and symptoms of various illnesses, and the potential treatments and preventive measures. Hands-on training, including simulated exercises using lifelike medical instruments (e.g., blood sampling, infusion therapy, patient examinations, and punctuations), ensures that students develop practical skills.
Upon completing the Bachelor’s program, students have the opportunity to pursue a Master’s program lasting 1.5 years. This advanced degree opens doors to various specializations within the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) field, including intensive care, emergency care, primary care, and gerontological care. This comprehensive education equips graduates with the expertise needed to excel in their roles as healthcare professionals.