Bachelor in Nursing

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Nursing are 6,000 USD per year.

This bachelor's program in Nursing is offered at Istanbul University-Cerrahpaşa in Turkey, with instruction in English over 4 years. Nursing education prepares students to provide direct patient care, combining biological and health sciences with clinical skills training and an emphasis on patient communication and ethical practice. Coursework typically covers anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and pathology alongside nursing-specific subjects such as patient assessment, medical-surgical nursing, pediatric and maternal health nursing, mental health nursing, and community health. Students learn how to monitor patient conditions, administer medications and treatments, support recovery, and coordinate care with physicians and other health professionals within a hospital or community setting. Clinical placements in hospitals and healthcare facilities are a central part of nursing programs, giving students supervised, hands-on experience caring for patients across different departments and patient populations before graduation. The curriculum also addresses nursing ethics, health promotion, and patient safety, preparing graduates to make sound clinical judgments and communicate effectively with patients and families during vulnerable moments. Because the program is taught in English, students build the medical vocabulary and communication skills needed to work in English-medium clinical settings in addition to Turkish healthcare institutions. Over four years, the program generally builds from foundational health sciences toward specialized clinical nursing practice and extended clinical placements in the later years. Graduates typically work as registered nurses in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings, and some pursue further study in nursing specialties, nursing education, or healthcare administration. Nursing remains a consistently in-demand profession within healthcare systems worldwide, given the central role nurses play in direct patient care.