Admission Requirements

Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from a recognized university or institute, or an equivalent degree approved by the Supreme Council of Universities, with a minimum grade of Good. Applicants who hold a Postgraduate Diploma in the relevant specialty are also eligible for admission.

Target Group: Egyptian and International Students

Application Periods: 

A student is considered provisionally enrolled upon completing the registration procedures before the end of the first week of the Fall or Spring semester, or the first week of the Summer semester. Students are not permitted to attend courses unless they have completed provisional enrollment.

Program Duration: 

 The minimum duration of study is two years, and the maximum is four years. Upon the recommendation of the relevant departmental councils, the Faculty Council may approve an additional year of study if necessary.

Credit Hours:

26 credit hours

Program Advantages

•  Developing scientific research skills and conducting community studies.

•  Training in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of community health programs.

Skills Acquired by Graduates

Graduates of the program will develop competencies in:

•  Health program planning and management.

•  Scientific research and evidence-based practice.

•  Health education and community awareness.

•  Assessment of environmental and public health problems.

•  Management of health projects and community health initiatives.

Contact Information

Web Site:

https://www.asu.edu.eg/nursing/ar