A four-year undergraduate programme that prepares students to become nurses and physiotherapists with strong clinical skills and humanistic values. Best suited to applicants seeking practice-focused health professions education rooted in regional healthcare service and interprofessional learning.
Students follow a four-year curriculum oriented to clinical healthcare practice and professional formation. The curriculum includes a mapped, numbered programme structure and a curriculum tree designed to respond to advances in medical care. Teaching brings the two departments together for linked learning and uses the university’s Clinical Education Center for practical training in regional medical and clinical practice settings.
The source does not list specific entry qualifications on the course page. Applicants should consult the university’s admissions policy and admission pages for detailed entry criteria and application procedures.
Graduates are prepared to enter roles as nurses or physiotherapists serving local and regional healthcare systems. The faculty highlights broad potential for employment across healthcare settings and emphasises readiness for clinical practice and community health activities.
No specific scholarships are detailed on the course page. Prospective students should review the university’s financial aid information and inquire about scholarships, disaster or hardship support, and other funding options administered by the institution.
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