Bachelor of Science (Nursing) / Bachelor of Science (Nursing) (Honours)

Director of Education Message

I am pleased to welcome you to the NUS Bachelor of Science (Nursing) degree programme at the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies. Nursing is both an art and a science. In delivering a student-centred learning experience, we train and nurture our future nurses to not only become competent in clinical skills and knowledge, but also demonstrate kindness and empathy. In an ever-evolving nursing practice landscape, our specially-designed programme prepares our future nurses with the necessary skills and right values to provide holistic patient-centred care across the healthcare continuum, including acute inpatient care and community care settings.

Assoc Professor Lau Siew Tiang, Lydia
PhD, MHS(Ed), BHSN, RN

Application

Admission to the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) programme is administered directly by NUS Office of Admissions (OAM).

Programme Overview

Our full-time undergraduate degree programme, the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) degree is a 3-year programme. Students who have performed well throughout the programme and achieved a minimum grade point average of 3.2 are eligible to apply to proceed to the Honours year leading to BSc (Nursing)(Honours).

Applicants presenting an acceptable Diploma from a Polytechnic in Singapore can apply. The extent of advanced standing for diploma holders from a local polytechnic will be reviewed and granted in accordance with NUS rules and regulations.
Find out more on Advanced Placement eligibility.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates can apply to register with the Singapore Nursing Board to practise as Registered Nurses.

Clinical practicum experiences are the core of the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies (NUS Nursing) Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Nursing) programme which has adopted the SPICES (Student-centred; Problem-based; Integrated; Community and hospital-based; opportunities for Electives and a Systematic approach to clinical education (Harden, et al 1984)) curriculum model in its design, development and delivery; and a framework that incorporates core concepts of Health, Person, Environment and Nursing (ALCNS, 2010).

The clinical practicum courses enable students to develop clinical skills and professional competency through a structured programme that includes on-campus clinical laboratory learning, simulation experiences and clinical attachments in various healthcare institutes.

Programme Structure

Admission Requirements

To be eligible to apply for admission, applicants need to present one of the following:

  • H2 pass in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Physics and Mathematics.
  • A good major GPA in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics.
  • Accredited diploma from a polytechnic in Singapore.
  • Year 12 or higher level pass in any two of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Physics, Physical Science, either Mathematics or Further Mathematics.
  • Pass in any two of the following HL subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, MAA or Physics.
  • Applicants will be evaluated for admission on the basis of their high school results, University results, any other academic and non-academic achievements that are submitted to support this application.

Visit Admissions for more details.

Honours Programme

The BSc (Nursing) degree is a 3 year undergraduate programme. Students who have performed well throughout the programme and achieved a minimum grade point average of 3.2 are eligible to apply to proceed to the Honours year leading to BSc (Nursing)(Honours).

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When pursuing a nursing degree in Singapore, the Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies’ Bachelor of Science (Nursing) / Bachelor of Science (Nursing) (Honours) programme offers the most enriching experience for all students. NUS Nursing BSc (Nursing) degree is a 3-year undergraduate programme.


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