Course Overview

Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) – Nursing Program

Location: Famagusta, Northern Cyprus
Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Nursing
Duration: 4 Years
Language of Instruction: English

Program Overview:

The Nursing program at EMU is designed to train highly qualified, ethical, and compassionate nurses who are capable of delivering holistic, evidence-based care. It integrates theoretical knowledge, clinical experience, and professional development to prepare students for the dynamic field of healthcare.

Program Structure:

Years 1–2 (Foundational Phase):

• Human Anatomy and Physiology

• Histology and Embryology

• Introduction to Nursing

• Basic Nutrition and Health

• First Aid and Emergency Care

• Academic English

• Health Psychology

• Communication and Ethics in Healthcare

Years 3–4 (Professional and Clinical Phase):

• Internal Medicine and Surgical Nursing

• Pediatric and Maternity Nursing

• Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing

• Community Health Nursing

• Geriatric Nursing and Palliative Care

• Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice

• Management and Leadership in Nursing

• Graduation Thesis or Project

• Extensive Clinical Rotations in hospitals and health institutions

Facilities:

• Fully equipped nursing skills labs for simulation and hands-on practice

• Modern classrooms and computer labs

• Access to medical databases and academic resources

• On-site training centers and partnerships with hospitals for clinical practice

Admission Requirements:

• High school diploma with strong grades in Biology, Chemistry, or other science-related subjects

• English language proficiency through IELTS, TOEFL, or the university’s English placement exam

• Students needing language support can enroll in EMU’s English Preparatory Program

Career Opportunities:

Graduates are awarded the title of “Nurse” and can pursue careers in:

• Public and private hospitals

• Community and family health centers

• Elder care homes and rehabilitation facilities

• School and occupational health clinics

• Humanitarian and non-governmental organizations

• Education and academic research (with further study)

Nurses can also move into leadership roles such as:

• Departmental Head Nurse

• Chief Nurse

• Director of Nursing Services

Further postgraduate studies (Master’s, Ph.D.) are available for those aiming to specialize or work in education and policy development.