Bachelor of Nursing (Bridging) Program

Being a nurse is a job title. This means that the Nursing Bachelor's degree course will be more focused on implementation. You will learn how to care for sick people and comfort them during their recovery. This means advising them on the best health options, taking the prescribed medication, and taking care of their overall well-being. You can usually choose to study in one of the four main fields: adult nursing, pediatric nursing, learning disability nursing or mental health nursing. As a student nurse, you will have the option to focus on these four areas, if you choose to. You will learn basic treatments and how to treat someone who is suffering from illness. To be successful in the nursing profession, you will also need to develop soft skills such as empathy and cooperation. The Bachelor of Nursing two-year bridge program will support you secure your license to practice nursing in the health care sector in the United Arab Emirates. The program is designed specifically for registered nurses who hold a diploma in the field and need to obtain a recognized Bachelor's degree in order to maintain their expertise in the United Arab Emirates.

The Bachelor of Nursing (Bridging) curriculum focuses on developing your knowledge, skills and best practices to provide safe and effective nursing care through a religious-focused person. To help you explore and apply concepts derived from the concept of nursing teaching, research and professional practice. Increase your understanding of the cultural, social, economic, legal and ethical influences on the nursing profession. Applying industry-related resources and expertise to enhance your critical skills and capabilities and improve clinical practice. Developing your communication skills to help you interact effectively with patients and professional colleagues. There is a growing need for trained nurses to support the United Arab Emirates Health Care Unit. With the technical, technical and social skills you will develop through this program, you will be well placed to take on challenging and rewarding positions in both clinical and non-clinical settings.