CAREER STREAMS

NURSING

Nursing is responsible for encouraging the health of individuals, families and communities in medical and community settings. Nurses are actively involved in health care research, management, policy deliberations and patient advocacy.

     Studying nursing abroad is a very attractive option for students who can afford it. The students gather more practical knowledge as compared to domestic students. The duration for BSc in nursing abroad varies depending on the country. In general, the duration for BSc in nursing abroad is 3-4 years, which may vary according to the country.

     There are several options of program types when studying nursing abroad. Programs range in length from just a few weeks to a full four years. Some programs are all about theory, and others focus on hands-on experience. It is important to understand what type is best for you and will allow you to complete your degree requirements at your home university.

     Nursing programs abroad are specifically designed for nursing students and will fulfil all of the required course work for a nursing degree. These programs are typically direct-enrolment, meaning you’ll apply directly with the university or education institution rather than through a third-party program provider. Nursing programs typically offer some sort of practical experience, like field work. They also can be much cheaper options compared to more typical study abroad programs.

      Degrees from the UK, US, Australia, and others are acceptable across the world which will help the students find high-paying BSc nursing jobs.

                            Benefits of studying BSc Nursing abroad

• The healthcare industry is a booming one and is showing no signs of slowing down. The field of nursing is also growing with it.
• The students will experience new working and organizing techniques used around the world which will help the student implement these ideas wherever suitable.
• The students gain diverse cultural perspectives, as well as global competence. 
• Students from developing countries may be assisted in gaining respect for the barriers in the development of health care access, with consideration given to constraints of human capital and access to resources.
• Students will appreciate the people of the host country and may thus reflect upon the problem of personal cultural stereotyping. 
• Lasting relationships with international friends like roommates, community leaders is a great benefit in formulating future networking opportunities with possible engagement in international work as a result of studying abroad.