Graduates from this major are mainly engaged in clinical nursing, nursing management, nursing research, nursing education and community health care in hospitals at all levels, medical schools and other institutions. In addition, the School of Nursing has a cooperative project with the Japanese NPO Fuso International Friendly Medical Association. Students who are willing to study in this cooperative project after enrollment can go to Japan if their Japanese reaches N1 level by the time of graduation. After passing the Japanese registered nurse examination, you can find employment or continue your studies in hospitals at all levels in Japan.
Professional Overview: The predecessor of the School of Nursing of China Medical University, the Department of Nursing of China Medical University, was founded in 1985 and began to recruit undergraduate nursing students that year. It is one of the earliest institutions in the country to carry out higher nursing education. The School of Nursing was established in 2000 and the International School of Nursing was established in 2002.
Teaching staff: The teaching staff of this major is composed of full-time and part-time teachers, including 71 professional teachers, 5 visiting professors, and 1 postdoctoral fellow. Among the professional teachers, there are 20 full-time teachers and 51 part-time teachers; 54 teachers (76%) have master's degrees; 7 teachers (9.9%) have doctoral degrees; 47 teachers (66%) have senior professional titles; dual-qualified teachers 51 people (72%). 1 teaching assistant in the School of Nursing.
Main courses: human anatomy, histology and embryology, biochemistry, physiology, pathogenic biology, basis of pathology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, health assessment, introduction to nursing, basic nursing, Medical nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing, pediatric nursing, nursing psychology, psychiatric nursing, nursing communication and etiquette, nursing research, community nursing, geriatric nursing, etc.
Study length: four years.