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

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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 (NUS Nursing) which delivers a student-centred learning experience. As nursing is both art and science, we enable you to embody professional values and ethics, as well as practicing the systematic application of knowledge and competencies. In doing so, we foster positive relationships with patients and other healthcare professionals to enable the provision of optimal care. In an ever-evolving nursing practice landscape, our specially-designed programme prepares nurses to provide holistic patient-centred care across the healthcare continuum, which includes acute inpatient care and community care settings.

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

The Bachelor of Science (Nursing) degree is a full-time 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).

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

Programme Overview

Find out more about the programme.

How to Apply

Admission to the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) programme is administered directly by NUS Office of Admissions (OAM). Please visit OAM’s website for more details.

Application

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

Events

20
Oct
20 October 2026
4.00 pm – 5.00 pm
MD6 Level 5 Fortitude Room

NUS Nursing Research Seminar: From Biobehavioral Mechanisms to Translational Interventions: Advancing Pain and Symptom Management Across the Lifespan

Presented by Prof Xiaomei S. Cong, from Yale University School of Nursing, and hosted by NUS Nursing’s Prof Wang Wenru, the seminar will highlight translational research examining the biobehavioral, e.g., brain–gut–microbiome mechanisms of pain and related symptom experiences across the li

29
Sep
29 September 2026
4.15 pm – 5.15 pm
Humility MSL-04-06 (Med + Science Library)

NUS Nursing Research Seminar: Developing the Nursing Discipline and Strengthening Evidence-Based Knowledge for Multiple-Birth Family Nursing: The Significance of Collaboration

Presented by Dr Kristiina Heinonen, from the University of Eastern Finland, and hosted by NUS Nursing’s Prof He Hong-Gu, the seminar will delve into Multiple-birth families (MBFs) and how these multiple births involve increased risks and a greater need for parental support. In Finland, approxi

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