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2 Nursing Degree Programs in Egypt
Alexandria University
Nursing
- Cairo, Egypt
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
Arabic
Graduate works as a member of the health team which includes doctors, nurses, dietitians, and physical therapy and technicians of various specialties, pharmacists, and other auxiliary groups. The graduate through this team provides direct nursing care to patients and their families and those with health needs.
The British University in Egypt
BSc (Hons) in Nursing
- Cairo, Egypt
BSc
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
A collaborative agreement was established as a result of Dr Akef Maghrabi and BUE approaching Queen Margaret University (QMU) in Scotland (UK) to be a partner in developing a nursing faculty (MMNF)within the British University in Egypt (BUE).
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Nursing degree programs in Egypt offer a unique blend of clinical practice and theoretical study, preparing you for a crucial role in healthcare. With a growing demand for qualified nurses, this field not only equips you with essential nursing skills but also fosters a commitment to patient care.
Through courses in anatomy, pharmacology, and patient assessment, you'll develop competencies in patient care techniques, critical thinking, and emergency response. Programs often emphasize applied coursework, allowing you to engage in hands-on experiences in various healthcare settings. Many students build confidence as they navigate clinical placements, gaining firsthand experience that enhances their understanding of effective nursing practices.
Egypt’s educational approach also encourages research and evidence-based practice in nursing, helping you become adept at utilizing current medical research to inform patient care strategies. Graduates typically explore diverse career paths, such as clinical nursing, community health, or healthcare leadership roles, all of which offer valuable opportunities to make a positive impact in the community.