Bachelor in Nursing

The Bachelor of Nursing program at WSG University, taught in English, leads to a diploma awarded to graduates of first-degree studies in the field of nursing. According to the program description, graduates gain detailed knowledge of nursing together with general knowledge of other medical sciences and an understanding of the legal regulations, ethical standards, and deontology relating to the nursing profession. In terms of skills, graduates are expected to be able to apply up-to-date knowledge to ensure patient safety and a high level of care, to provide services that promote and preserve health and prevent disease, and to deliver comprehensive, individualised care for disabled and dying patients. They are prepared to practice independently, following the principles of general and professional ethics and a holistic approach to the patient that respects and observes patient rights, to organise their own work, and to cooperate within health care teams while initiating and supporting community health activities. On the social competence side, the program aims to produce graduates who communicate effectively and empathetically with patients, who are aware of the factors influencing their own reactions as well as the patient's, and who recognise the need for ongoing, continuing education throughout their career. This combination of clinical knowledge, practical skill, and professional ethics reflects the standard structure of nursing education, where classroom study in biomedical and social sciences is paired with supervised clinical training. WSG University offers this English-taught nursing degree as part of its provision for international students seeking a nursing qualification recognised for further study or professional registration.