Clinical observation
Notice, document and communicate relevant patient information under supervision.
A four-year undergraduate program designed to develop skilled, compassionate and responsible nursing professionals through theory, practical learning and clinical exposure.

The course builds knowledge in nursing science, patient care, community health, hospital procedures, clinical decision-making, communication and professional ethics.
Notice, document and communicate relevant patient information under supervision.
Build familiarity with foundational procedures through demonstration and practice.
Interact respectfully with patients, families and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Understand health promotion, prevention and care beyond hospital settings.
Develop accountability, confidentiality and patient-centred judgement.
Learn the principles of organised nursing practice and ward responsibilities.
Core areas commonly include anatomy and physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, nutrition, pharmacology, nursing foundations, medical-surgical nursing, community health, child health, mental health, midwifery, research, management and clinical internship. Final subjects follow the applicable curriculum.
Graduates may explore staff nursing, clinical nursing, critical care, operating theatre, pediatric, community health, education, coordination or administration roles, subject to registration and employer criteria. Higher-study options may include M.Sc Nursing, public health, hospital administration, specialist certification, nursing education and research.
Speak directly with the YSS admission team about eligibility, documents, fees, hostel support and a campus visit.