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The Department of Maternal and Child Nursing offers a Bachelor of Nursing program.
Nursing program requires obtaining a General Secondary School Certificate (Scientific Track) and meeting the required weighted percentage as determined by the university. Admission requirements and regulations are updated annually by the university.
The primary language of instruction in the program is English for the courses, with the use of Arabic in general courses only.
The duration of study is four academic years, followed by an internship year (clinical training), which lasts 12 months in hospitals and accredited healthcare centers.
The internship year is a practical training year completed after finishing the four academic years. Graduates spend this year in accredited hospitals to gain comprehensive professional experience, with training conducted across all hospital departments.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Nursing program can work in hospitals, healthcare centers, and clinics, in addition to opportunities in nursing education and scientific research.
Yes, graduates of the program can enroll in Master’s and PhD programs in various nursing specialties according to the approved requirements.
Yes, students are eligible to participate in research projects under the supervision of faculty members.
The department has a faculty specializing in diverse fields such as mental health, medical-surgical nursing, clinical human anatomy, molecular biochemistry, public health nursing, quality in nursing, and obstetrics and gynecology nursing.
You can contact a faculty member via email or by utilizing the office hours allocated weekly.
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