A BSN, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, is a four-year degree in nursing that consists of 136 accredited hours related to nursing courses and others. The program involves both coursework and clinical practice. The mission of this program is to improve the public health in the community by empowering it with qualified nursing staff   who acquired the basic skills of scientific research so as to provide safe and effective nursing care to Public and private health sectors in Palestinian community.

1. Implementing pedagogical methodologies that meet the international standards by providing students with contemporary teaching trends that integrate theory into practice.
2. Contributing to sustainable development in the community by developing and increasing the effectiveness of health institutions.
3. Providing the community with qualified staff capable of building and developing its institutions and eligible of being active participants in various accomplishments.
4. Empowering the community with qualified staff capable of confronting contemporary challenges relevant to the field.
5. Contributing to enhance effective and comprehensive communication between higher education institutions and the different sectors of the local community.
6.  Contributing to the achievement of the development vision at the college and university levels.

 Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Nursing program requirements, graduates are expected to be able to:

• Demonstrate comprehensive theoretical knowledge and clinical skills in nursing sciences that enable them to practice the profession competently and independently within various healthcare settings, particularly in primary and public healthcare institutions.
• Apply professional and ethical standards in nursing practice and establish effective interpersonal and professional relationships with healthcare team members, patients, and their families, based on a holistic and human-centered approach to care.
• Analyze social, cultural, and environmental determinants of health and recognize their impact on the health status of individuals and communities, contributing to health promotion and disease prevention.
• Exhibit initiative and leadership in addressing healthcare-related problems by employing systematic scientific research methods and evidence-based approaches to propose appropriate solutions.
• Demonstrate knowledge of health economics and the structure and function of healthcare organizations, supporting informed decision-making in professional practice.
• Apply principles of leadership, strategic planning, and effective coordination in healthcare settings to enhance the quality of nursing services and improve health outcomes.
• Commit to continuous professional development and demonstrate the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams, fostering collaboration across diverse professional domains.
• Communicate effectively with patients and their families, and provide health education that empowers them to actively participate in healthcare decisions and self-care practices.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Nursing program have diverse career opportunities at the local, regional, and international levels, including:

• Hospitals and Healthcare Institutions (Public and Private)
  Employment in general and specialized nursing units such as emergency care, intensive care, medical-surgical nursing, and other clinical settings.
• Primary Healthcare and Community Health Centers
  Provision of preventive, promotive, and curative healthcare services, including health education and chronic disease management.
• Local and International Health and Humanitarian Organizations
  Participation in community health programs, field nursing, and emergency and disaster response initiatives.
• Home Healthcare and Special Population Care
  Delivery of home-based nursing services and long-term care for the elderly and patients with chronic conditions.
• Digital Health and Telenursing
  Utilization of health information technologies and telecommunication systems to support patient care and follow-up services.
• Nursing Leadership and Management
  Roles in nursing supervision, healthcare administration, and quality assurance within healthcare institutions.
• Research and Health Education
  Contribution to health-related research activities and the planning and implementation of health promotion and education programs.