The Technical Diploma in Nursing is a form of nursing education aimed at supporting and developing nursing students to acquire a sufficient amount of knowledge and technical skills that enable them to perform their duties proficiently and effectively. The diploma program spans two years, divided into four academic semesters.

The program seeks to graduate technically qualified nurses equipped with nursing sciences and practical nursing skills, enabling them to provide nursing care that meets the needs of the community. Additionally, the program aligns with international advancements by improving the quality of nursing care provided, based on evidence-based research.

• The Technical Nursing Diploma program spans two academic years, followed by a six-month mandatory internship (practicum credited with 36 actual clinical hours per week).

• Possesses accurate and relevant knowledge with the ability to effectively apply it in the field of nursing.

• Demonstrates awareness of the values, standards, ethics, laws, and regulations governing the nursing profession.
• Delivers high‑quality, patient‑centered nursing care that addresses the needs of individuals, families, and communities across all healthcare settings.
• Assumes responsibility for providing health education and guidance to individuals, families, and communities.
• Communicates effectively as a member of a collaborative professional team within diverse communities.
• Participates in advisory roles within the healthcare system to promote equity and social justice.
• Utilizes constructive and creative thinking in the workplace by leveraging evidence‑based research.