Applicants must hold a General Secondary School Certificate in the Science stream (both males and females) and possess a Bachelor's degree or Licentiate with a minimum cumulative GPA of 1.6 (D+), equivalent to 60%.

The student’s first foreign language must be English.

Applicants must pass the admission tests in accordance with the standards set by the Nursing Sector Committee.

Applicants must successfully pass the required medical examinations.

Applicants must complete and pass prerequisite courses to be eligible for enrollment in the program. If these courses have not been previously studied, the applicant must study and successfully complete them in May of each year, over the course of one academic semester (15 weeks).
These prerequisite courses include:

• Human Anatomy (3 credit hours)

• Physiology (3 credit hours)

• Microbiology and Infection Control (3 credit hours)

• Biochemistry and Nutrition (3 credit hours)

• Principles of Statistics (3 credit hours)

• Medical Terminology (2 credit hours)

To meet the community’s need for qualified nurses who can contribute to addressing the shortage in the nursing workforce.

To provide new career pathways that support community development.

To offer solutions to the problem of unemployment by creating career opportunities based on diverse scientific disciplines.

To assist graduates of other educational systems in obtaining an academic degree in nursing and transitioning to a new professional career.

To strengthen the connection between various scientific disciplines and nursing science, thereby fostering interdisciplinary fields that contribute to societal advancement.

To advance the nursing profession by graduating professionals with diverse academic backgrounds.