First Semester

• ​Fundamental of Nursing I Introduces the core concepts, principles, and practical skills of the nursing profession. Students learn basic patient care techniques, safety protocols, and foundational clinical procedures.
• ​Primary Health Care Focuses on essential community-based health services, disease prevention, and health promotion strategies. It prepares students to deliver accessible healthcare across diverse population groups.
• ​Medical Microbiology Explores microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, in relation to human health and infectious diseases. It emphasizes infection control measures and practical laboratory identification techniques.
• ​Academic Debate Develops critical thinking, logical reasoning, and effective public speaking skills within academic settings. Students learn to construct evidence-based arguments and discuss contemporary healthcare issues.
• ​Computer Applications Provides hands-on training in basic digital literacy, office software, and data entry essential for modern clinical documentation. It ensures proficiency in operating healthcare management tools and administrative systems.
• ​Human Anatomy I Examines the structural organization and framework of the human body. Students cover key organ systems to establish essential physiological context for future clinical nursing modules.

​Second Semester

• ​Fundamental of Nursing II Expands upon basic nursing techniques to cover complex clinical interventions and comprehensive patient assessments. It enhances technical competency and critical thinking in acute and long-term care settings.
• ​Human Anatomy II Continues the detailed study of human anatomical structures and organ systems. It focuses on functional anatomy required to understand disease processes and physical examinations.
• ​Kurdology Provides insight into Kurdish history, cultural heritage, and social values. It fosters cultural competence and effective communication within local community healthcare contexts.
• ​Medical Terminology Introduces the standardized medical language, root words, prefixes, and suffixes used in clinical practice. It enables accurate understanding and communication of diagnoses, procedures, and medical records.
• ​Human Physiology Explores the normal physical and biochemical functions of the human body\\\'s organ systems. It provides the necessary background for identifying pathological changes and clinical abnormalities.

​Third Semester

• ​Psychiatry and Mental Health Nursing Focuses on the assessment, care, and rehabilitation of individuals experiencing mental health disorders. It emphasizes therapeutic communication, psychiatric interventions, and emotional support strategies.
• ​Adult Nursing I Covers the management and holistic nursing care of adult patients experiencing acute and chronic medical-surgical conditions. It integrates evidence-based clinical skills with diagnostic understanding.
• ​Maternal and Neonatal Nursing Dedicated to women\\\'s reproductive health, prenatal care, labor, delivery, and immediate care of newborns. It equips students to manage healthy pregnancies and identify obstetric complications.
• ​Advanced Communication Refines interpersonal and professional communication skills tailored for complex clinical scenarios. It emphasizes empathetic patient interactions, interprofessional teamwork, and de-escalation techniques.
• ​Biochemistry & Nutrition Examines cellular metabolic processes alongside the role of essential nutrients in health and disease management. It teaches nutritional assessment and dietary planning for clinical patient care.
• ​Career Development & Entrepreneurship Prepares students for professional nursing practice, career pathways, leadership roles, and healthcare innovation. It covers resume building, professional ethics, and basic management strategies.

​Fourth Semester

• ​Pediatric Nursing Focuses on the specialized physical, developmental, and emotional healthcare needs of infants, children, and adolescents. It covers common pediatric illnesses, preventative care, and family-centered nursing approaches.
• ​Adult Nursing II Provides advanced study on complex, multi-system medical and surgical disorders in adult populations. It sharpens clinical decision-making, specialized interventions, and comprehensive patient monitoring.
• ​Critical Care Nursing Prepares students to manage critically ill patients in high-acuity environments such as ICUs and emergency units. It covers advanced life support, continuous monitoring systems, and rapid response techniques.
• ​AI in Nursing & Healthcare Introduces modern technology, digital health tools, and artificial intelligence applications in clinical settings. It explores data-driven decision-making, health informatics, and emerging medical technologies.
• ​Pharmacology Studies drug classifications, mechanisms of action, therapeutic effects, and adverse reactions. It emphasizes safe medication administration, dosage calculations, and patient monitoring protocols.
• ​Internship Program Offers immersive, supervised clinical training across specialized hospital wards and healthcare centers. It allows students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world clinical practice before graduation.