Bachelor of Nursing Science
4 Years
Intakes:
Overview
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Nursing program assists students acquire the skills necessary to enter the nursing profession. This program equips individuals to serve as Registered Nurses in the healthcare system, providing superior treatment. They undergo classroom, laboratory, and clinical learning in a variety of settings through this curriculum. In becoming a professional nurse who solves problems as part of a healthcare team, key program outcomes include the development of critical thinking and communication abilities.
Program Aim
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing will be able to:
- Demonstrate competency in nursing skills and practices based on concepts and principles.
- Assume leadership responsibilities as first-level nursing services and nursing education managers.
- Acquaint oneself with the most recent health care technologies, trends, and challenges.
- Conduct hospital/community-based, need-based research studies and use the findings to enhance the quality of nursing care.
- Adhere to the code of ethics and professional conduct and uphold appropriate standards of practice.
- Communicate successfully with team members and develop strong interpersonal skills for teamwork.
- Plan, implement, and evaluate care for hospitalized and community-dwelling patients.
- Work with other members of the health care team to accomplish attainable health goals
Career Opportunities
B.Sc. nursing graduates have numerous employment prospects, particularly in the healthcare and education sectors. Due to the increasing expansion of the health care business, the employment outlook for nurses is greater than ever. The following occupations are prominent among B.Sc. nursing graduates:
- Staff Nurse
- Nursing Service Administrators
- Nursing Supervisor or Ward Sister
- Nursing Superintendent
- Community Health Nurse (CHN)
Contact us
- Lesotho - China Fellowship Collegiate
- info@demo.lincoln.ac.ls
- +266 62380001
