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English ／Undergraduate School of Nursing
- Message from Dean of Faculty
- Mission Statement
- Goals of Education+Degree and Capacity+Qualifications after Graduation
- Curriclum
Curriclum
The discipline of nursing seeks out a scientific and theoretical basis for the practice of nursing, public health nursing, and nurse-midwifery. Students systematically learn the basics of nursing practice during our four-year curriculum.
Our undergraduate program consists of classes on nursing, subjects related to nursing, and the liberal arts and sciences. Nursing classes teach students basic nursing knowledge. Nursing-related classes help develop multidisciplinary knowledge. Liberal arts and sciences classes foster a broader perspective for independent nursing practice.
Construction of Subjects
| Subjects | Required Credits | Elective Credits | Total |
| Nursing Subjects | 64 | 12 | 76 |
| Nursing-Related Subjects | 18 | - | 18 |
| Liberal Arts and Sciences | 12 | 20 | 32 |
Curriculum structure and features
Students learn in stages. First- and second-year students primarily study the nursing and nursing-related subjects that form the basis of the nursing profession. In their third and fourth years, they learn nursing through practice in clinical settings and work a their graduate research project of their choosing. They then head back to the classroom to study more liberal arts and science.
