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Nursing

Build the clinical knowledge, practical skills, and professional judgment needed to support safe, compassionate patient care.

Dire Dawa and Nekemte

Program overview

What you will study.

The Nursing program combines classroom learning, laboratory practice, community-health preparation, and supervised clinical experience. Students learn to assess patients, support care plans, communicate with healthcare teams, prevent infection, and provide respectful care across different stages of life.

Who this program is for

Students who are committed to service, careful decision-making, teamwork, and direct patient care.

Learning areas

Core subjects and practical themes.

  1. 01

    Anatomy, physiology, and fundamentals of health science

  2. 02

    Patient assessment and essential nursing procedures

  3. 03

    Medical-surgical, maternal, child, and community health

  4. 04

    Medication safety and introductory pharmacology

  5. 05

    Infection prevention, ethics, communication, and documentation

  6. 06

    Emergency awareness and supervised clinical practice

Graduate capabilities

What you should be ready to do.

  • Apply safe and patient-centered nursing practices
  • Communicate clearly with patients, families, and health teams
  • Recognize changes in patient condition and report appropriately
  • Use professional ethics, infection-control standards, and accurate records
Career directions

Where this learning can lead.

  • Hospitals and clinics
  • Community and public-health services
  • Health centers and care programs
  • Further health-science education

Career outcomes depend on the graduate, employer requirements, professional permissions, and further study where applicable.

Interested in Nursing?

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Confirm the current intake and fee, then complete the secure online registration with your payment slip and documents.

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