Bachelor in Dept. of Nursing

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Dept. of Nursing are 5,162,500 KRW per year.

Dept. of Nursing is a bachelor's program at Cheju Halla University, located in Jeju, South Korea. Nursing education prepares students to provide direct patient care and support health outcomes across hospital, clinic, and community settings, combining biological and medical science with clinical skills training. Typical coursework covers anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, medical-surgical nursing, pediatric and maternal health nursing, mental health nursing, and community health, alongside supervised clinical practice in hospital or healthcare settings where students apply classroom learning to real patient care under professional supervision. Students develop competencies in patient assessment, administering medications and treatments, monitoring patient conditions, and communicating with patients, families, and healthcare teams. Nursing programs also address topics such as health promotion, disease prevention, medical ethics, and the legal responsibilities of nursing practice, preparing graduates to work within regulated healthcare systems. Because nursing is a licensed profession, graduates typically need to pass relevant licensing examinations in the country where they intend to practice before working as registered nurses. Career paths for nursing graduates include hospital staff nurse, community health nurse, and roles in specialized areas such as pediatric, surgical, or mental health nursing, as well as further study toward advanced practice nursing or healthcare administration. Clinical placements are a central part of nursing education, giving students hands-on experience working alongside practicing nurses and other healthcare professionals. Instruction for this program is delivered in English, and applicants must meet a language requirement of an IELTS score of 6.0. Located in Jeju, the university offers an undergraduate nursing education in an island setting known for its distinct environment within South Korea, appealing to international students interested in healthcare training delivered in English.