The Graduate Institute of:

Pharmaceutical Technology

Environment Management

Biotechnology

Department of:

Pharmacy

Food Science and Technology

Environmental Engineering and Science

Occupational Safety and Hygiene

Nursing

Biotechnology

History
The department was founded in 1990 and reorganized and renamed in 2000 for enrollment of students for two year B.S. Program.
 
Educational Goals
The Department’s objective is to enable student to acquire an integrated understanding of basic theory and practical skills in Nursing. The idea is not only to fully develop practical nursing specialist, but also, to be well versed in technology and the philosophy of humanism.
 
Faculty Members

• Faculty members are selected from academically and professionally qualified members of the Nursing field. They have credible field experience and are able to meet the needs of individual students.  Currently, the Department has 40 teaching specialists with PhD degree or Master degrees. Their expertise includes different fields of nursing, basic medicine, humanity science and social science. In addition, they have rich practical teaching experiences and have devoted themselves heart and soul to teaching.
• Facilities include up to date demonstration wards and basic medicine laboratories.

Teaching Traits

• In order to keep pace with trends in international health care systems, and to meet the student’s interest, small groups and small class size are utilized.
• The courses are designed to emphasize a unique combination of the latest in theory and actual practice in all disciplines. In addition to the course work, some of the practical training programs take place in Teaching Hospitals.
• The faculty will develop student’s competences required effective performance in a variety of clinical tasks in the areas of medical-surgical nursing, pediatrics, intensive care units etc. Additionally, student abilities in collecting, managing and organizing information are also enhanced.  

Future Career
Graduates may take the National Examination for the Professional Nurse’s Certificate. Graduates can work as professional nurses in hospitals, factories, school or public health institutes. Furthermore, they qualified to establish nursing organizations such as long-term care centers, nursing homes or postpartum nursing hotels.
If the student would like to continue their studies, they can take the entrance examination for graduate study in nursing or related areas.