Graduation Requirement – Nursing 1

Graduation requirements include a set of academic and practical elements that students must fulfill before receiving a Diploma in Nursing:

🎓 Essential Graduation Requirements

1.  Completion of Coursework: Passing all core and elective courses in the first and second program levels, totaling approximately 90–95 credit hours.
2. Summer Training: Completing clinical training in hospitals and health centers after each academic level, a mandatory graduation requirement.
3. Practical Skills: Proficiency in basic nursing procedures such as medication administration, catheter insertion, wound care, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and infection control.
4. Graduation Research Project: Preparing and conducting applied research in the field of nursing, which will be presented and discussed before a scientific committee.
5. Successful Assessments: Passing written exams, practical and clinical assessments, presentations, and oral interviews.
6. Commitment to Professional Values: Demonstrating commitment to professional ethics, integrity, responsibility, and teamwork within the healthcare system.