American University of Armenia

What you'll study

Study emphasizes nursing across the lifespan and practical, person-centred care. The curriculum is organised around four spheres of care: disease prevention and health promotion; chronic disease care; regenerative or restorative care; and palliative or supportive care. Students also develop critical and creative thinking, independent learning, teamwork, and the ability to work with people from different cultures and disciplines. The program includes varied practice experiences focused on individuals, families and communities.

Entry requirements

The program is designed for applicants who hold a diploma in nursing or midwifery. For full details on admissions criteria and the application process, applicants are referred to AUA's official admissions information.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to deliver nursing care across the lifespan and across preventive, chronic, restorative and palliative care settings. The bridging nature of the degree supports career advancement from diploma-level roles to positions that expect university-level preparation and broader clinical responsibilities.

Scholarships & funding angle

Specific scholarship and funding options are not listed on the programme page; prospective students should consult AUA's financial aid and scholarships information to explore available support and eligibility.