Bachelor Degree in Nursing

The Bachelor of Nursing degree program at the College of Nursing (CNUR) prepares students for professional practice in healthcare-related careers, whether pursuing a bachelor's degree or advanced studies. Graduates of the program are equipped with the following capabilities upon graduation or shortly thereafter:

• Apply fundamental healthcare science to address critical health issues in various healthcare settings, including industry, government, or academia.

• Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills necessary for leadership and collaboration within interdisciplinary healthcare teams.

• Engage in lifelong learning to achieve personal and professional goals, including further education at the graduate level.

• Articulate and practice professional, ethical, environmental, and societal responsibilities while valuing diverse global and cultural perspectives.

The CNUR curriculum is designed to be rigorous, challenging, and cutting-edge, incorporating lectures, laboratory sessions, and hospital practice to achieve program goals.

Study methods:

The CNUR follows a semester-based system aligned with the Bologna Process, employing a Student-Centred Learning (SCL) approach. Instruction methods include lectures, reports, study groups, presentations, and laboratory and practical sessions. Students engage in various learning settings, from classroom lectures to individual or small-group reflection, preparing them to become successful independent learners. Assessment methods include classwork, midterm exams, final exams, essays, and reports, with ample time dedicated to independent study for lecture preparation, broader reading, and assessment task completion.

First-Year Structure:

During the first year of the Nursing Bachelor's program, students will experience a blend of lectures and tutorials:

• Lectures: Provide an overview of significant information delivered by subject experts, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of foundational concepts.

• Tutorials: Offer opportunities for active engagement with course material through presentations, discussions, and collaborative assignments, encouraging interaction and inquiry.

Duration:

The Bachelor of Nursing program at CNUR spans four academic years, consisting of eight semesters of full-time study. The academic year typically runs from the first week of September to the end of June the following year.

We encourage you to explore the dedicated website for each course module to gain in-depth information and meet your lecturers virtually.

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CNUR Program

The Bachelor of Nursing program at the College of Nursing (CNUR) equips you for a fulfilling career in healthcare. Upon graduation, you'll be prepared to pursue professional practice or continue your education.

Program Goals:

• Apply healthcare science fundamentals to solve real-world health problems.

• Communicate effectively and collaborate within interdisciplinary teams.

• Continuously learn and adapt throughout your nursing career.

• Uphold ethical and professional standards, valuing diverse perspectives.

Curriculum:

Our rigorous curriculum integrates theory with practical application:

• Lectures: Gain foundational knowledge from expert faculty.

• Laboratory and Hospital Practice: Develop hands-on skills in simulated and real-world settings.

Teaching Methods:

The program adheres to the Bologna Process and Student Centred Learning (SCL) principles:

• Lectures: Receive a comprehensive overview of key topics.

• Reports and Presentations: Actively engage in the learning process.

• Study Groups: Collaborate with peers and deepen understanding.

• Laboratory and Practical Sessions: Apply theory in a practical setting.

Assessment:

Your progress will be measured through:

• Classwork: Demonstrate knowledge and critical thinking.

• Midterm and Final Exams: Evaluate comprehension of key concepts.

• Essays, Project and Reports: Showcase writing and research skills.

CNUR Programme Structure:

The Bachelor of Nursing program integrates core nursing courses with foundational and specialized subjects: 

• Basic Courses (B): These foundational courses, such as Kurdistan Studies, Academic English, Academic Computing, and Academic Debates, provide essential university requirements in the first stages of study.

• Core Courses (C): Core courses introduce fundamental nursing knowledge and skills, covering areas such as Fundamentals of Nursing, Biochemistry, Community Health Nursing, and Pharmacology for Nursing.

• Relevance Courses (R): These courses offer a deeper understanding of nursing disciplines, including Sociology, Growth & Development, Health Assessment, and Ethical Issues, essential for junior and senior years.

• Elective Courses (E): Elective courses offer flexibility, allowing students to pursue specific educational interests and develop desirable employment skills. The full list of elective courses is available on the CNUR program sheet.

The CNUR program structure is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education that prepares them for successful careers in nursing while fostering personal and professional growth.