B.Sc. in Nursing
An undergraduate degree focused on advanced nursing knowledge and clinical leadership.
About B.Sc. in Nursing
The B.Sc. in Nursing program builds advanced clinical knowledge, leadership capacity, and evidence-based practice skills. Students move from foundational sciences into specialized nursing care, research literacy, and professional accountability.
Through classroom learning, skills labs, and supervised hospital placements, graduates are prepared for licensure pathways and degree-level nursing roles across hospitals, community settings, and emerging specialty areas.
Core Subjects
Where Will This Lead You?
Clinical Nurse
Work in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities providing direct patient care.
Community Health Nurse
Serve communities through public health initiatives and preventive care programs.
Nurse Administrator
Take on leadership roles in healthcare management and nursing administration.
Specialist Nurse
Pursue advanced specialization in critical care, pediatrics, or midwifery.
Admission Requirements
- Minimum GPA of 2.50 in SSC and HSC (Science background preferred)
- Physical fitness certificate from a registered physician
- Successful completion of the admission interview
- Submission of all required academic transcripts and documents
