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Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) – Part-time
Programmes
Director of Education Message
Thank you for considering Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies in your education journey. Through a hybrid learning approach which comprises a blend of physical and online lessons, our Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) programme is designed to accommodate our students’ busy clinical working schedules. Recognising the need to inculcate problem solving skills and agile mindsets at the clinical level, the programme equips students with the clinical knowledge, as well as critical thinking abilities to better prepare them for future challenges in clinical healthcare settings.
Assoc Professor Zhou Wentao
PhD, MN, PG Dip (Edu), Adv Dip (Neuro), BSN
Application
Application for AY2024/2025 will commence from 13 March 2024 to 5 May 2024.
Status of application shall be released in June 2024.
Sign up for the online Programme Previews scheduled on 15 March 2024 or 12 April 2024, 5pm to 6pm to find out more.
- 28 March 2022 - 20 May 2022
Programme Overview
The Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) programme has been introduced to fulfill aspirations of nursing diploma graduates in the workforce who seek career progression and wish to pursue a part-time Nursing degree at National University of Singapore (NUS).
This part-time degree programme builds on the foundation that polytechnic nursing graduates have established through their three years of diploma studies at Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) or Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP). Applicants with completion of polytechnic nursing diploma from Singapore will be granted advanced placement credit.
The normal and maximum candidatures for BSc (Nursing Practice) are three (3) and four (4) years respectively.
The programme will cover the core competencies required by the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) as well as offer broad-based courses that will prepare registered nurses (RNs) to be critical thinkers and self-directed reflective practitioners, who can apply theoretical learning at their respective practice areas.
Aims of the Programme
The BSc (Nursing Practice) aims to allow learners who are practising Registered Nurses in the workforce to be able to connect the learning with their work roles, develop their capabilities and improve patient outcomes. The programme will support practising RNs in enhancing their knowledge, skills and attitudes to providing high quality and competent care; as well as enhance their analytical and reflective skills to support individual professional practice development.
Visit admission requirements for more details.
Programme Structure
The Part Time Bachelor of Science (Nursing Practice) programme aims to build on the foundation that the polytechnic nursing graduates have established through their three years of diploma studies.
Hear from Our Students and Alumni
This programme equips us with the knowledge and skills for various nursing roles such as nurse manager, nurse clinician, nurse educator and nurse researcher, which then helps us in deciding the route to go for.
Lim Phei Kuen,
Staff Nurse,
Woodlands Polyclinic
The curriculum is designed in a way such that we are able to apply what we have learnt at our clinical practice and it also helps me to understand the rationale behind the various practices at work.
Lim Hui Yun,
Staff Nurse,
Singapore National Eye Centre
The Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies is one of the top universities in Asia for Nursing according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject
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