BA/BS in General Practice Nursing

Field-study subjects span 171 credits and include care for women and children's health, improving community nursing, therapeutic nursing and pharmacology, surgical nursing, mental health nursing, and emergency, intensive, and specialised therapeutic nursing for older patients, supported by applied research methodology and professional ethics. Students choose a foreign language from English, German, or Russian, and select elective practice tracks such as community or mental health care, urgent medical aid or anaesthesia and intensive care, and advanced surgical or therapeutic nursing, practising first in rooms equipped with modern simulation technology. Learning outcomes include critically linking knowledge of a person's health state to their physical and social environment, applying evidence-based practice to nursing and innovation problems, recognising life-threatening conditions and independently initiating life-saving measures in acute situations or disasters, and conducting applied nursing research. Graduates are also trained to communicate across cultural and professional differences and can progress to second-cycle master's studies after completing any required bridging courses.