MASTER OF NURSING

OVERVIEW

The Master of Nursing Program is designed to develop advanced nursing knowledge and skills, preparing graduates to become leaders, researchers, and exceptional nursing practitioners. The program emphasizes evidence-based practice to enhance the quality of healthcare services.

Students will study various aspects of nursing, including complex case management, nursing leadership, and innovation in clinical practice. The curriculum also includes research methodologies to promote the development of nursing science relevant to global health needs.

This program combines theoretical learning with clinical practice and research, enabling students to apply their knowledge in real-world situations. Students will also engage in research projects aimed at solving complex health problems.

Graduates of the Master of Nursing Program are prepared to take on strategic roles in various fields, such as nursing management, nursing education, and advanced clinical practice. They also contribute to health policy development and the improvement of healthcare systems.

With in-depth knowledge and skills, graduates of this program become agents of change in the nursing field, driving innovation and improving the quality of life for patients and communities as a whole.

VISION

To become an excellent and innovative Master of Nursing study program that produces professional nurses with global competence, research-based, and contributes to the development of nursing science and sustainable healthcare services.

MISSION

1. To provide high-quality master's nursing education focused on the development of nursing science and evidence-based nursing practice.

2. To encourage research and innovation in nursing to improve the quality of healthcare services and community well-being.

3. To develop collaborations with health institutions, government, and the community to enhance the relevance and impact of the study program.

4. To produce graduates with integrity, leadership, and analytical skills to address global health challenges.

5. To contribute to the development of sustainable health and nursing policies that are oriented towards community needs.