Bachelor of Nursing

At Higher Colleges of Technology, tuition fees are 66,750 AED per year.

The Bachelor of Nursing at Higher Colleges of Technology in Dubai prepares students for professional practice in patient care across hospital and community health settings. Students in this field typically study anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, nursing theory, and clinical skills such as patient assessment, medication administration, and wound care. Coursework combines classroom and laboratory instruction with supervised clinical placements, where students apply their learning directly in hospital wards, clinics, or community health settings under the guidance of experienced nurses. The discipline also covers topics such as patient safety, communication with patients and families, and the ethical and legal responsibilities that come with providing direct patient care. The program is taught in English, the working language across hospitals and clinics in the United Arab Emirates. Graduates typically pursue registered nurse positions within hospitals, clinics, community health centers, or specialized care facilities, and some go on to further specialize in areas such as pediatric, critical care, or maternal health nursing after gaining clinical experience. Dubai's expanding healthcare infrastructure, which includes both public and private hospitals, creates consistent demand for qualified nursing professionals. As a bachelor's degree, this program provides the comprehensive academic and clinical training generally required for professional nursing registration, combining theoretical study with substantial supervised practice. This program is delivered by Higher Colleges of Technology at its Dubai campus and is accredited by the UAE Commission for Academic Accreditation.