Programs

Nursing is a discipline that equips its graduates with the necessary skills to provide comprehensive clinical nursing care, ranging from primary prevention to rehabilitation. This care is provided to children in both health and disease states, and consequently extends to families and society. Graduates are trained to identify the needs of caregivers in various social, psychological, and cultural contexts, specifically in the field of child nursing services. By applying principles of human communication and professional ethics, they strive to provide, maintain, and promote health.

Theoretical Economics, encompassing fields such as Mathematical Economics and Econometrics, delves into the study of economic theories. This discipline leans towards a more abstract and theoretical approach, with a strong emphasis on mathematical principles. Consequently, students of Theoretical Economics seldom engage in the study of practical phenomena like trade. Graduates from this field are well-equipped to analyze economic issues and conduct extensive research, thereby contributing to the understanding and resolution of complex economic problems.

This field is a specialized area of nursing science that focuses on the study and care of psychiatric patients. It involves the provision of care for individuals suffering from mental disorders, depression, dementia, and other psychological issues. The scope of this field extends to skills such as diagnosis, care provision, counseling, and psychological rehabilitation. Psychiatric nurses, therefore, play a pivotal role in enhancing mental health, providing critical support to those grappling with mental health challenges.

The Department of Anatomy represents one of the fundamental and time-honored disciplines within the realm of science. As suggested by its name, this field is dedicated to the study and detailed description of the structure of the human body.

Midwifery is a specialized field under the Department of Medical Sciences and Health. Its goal is to educate dedicated specialists in midwifery services and education. Graduates from this field are equipped to significantly contribute to maternal and child health within the community.