The Nursing Program is designed to give students a genuine opportunity to practice the profession while still in their academic studies. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on practical training to prepare highly skilled and well-qualified graduates capable of handling a wide range of clinical cases.

It is worth noting that obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Alzaytona University of Science and Technology aligns with licensing requirements in the occupied Palestinian territories, in addition to ensuring graduates’ scientific, practical, and administrative competence.

The Nursing Program aims to graduate professionally qualified personnel with both scientific knowledge and practical skills by integrating academic education with field training. This approach ensures high levels of professionalism and competence at the national and regional levels, positioning AlZaytona University for Science and Technology as a distinguished and leading institution in higher education locally and regionally for preparing nurses according to global quality standards.

• Enhancing healthcare at the local and regional levels by preparing qualified technical and leadership personnel capable of driving the required changes, while fostering collaboration with healthcare institutions and local and regional decision-making bodies.
• Advancing the future of nursing by supporting and promoting educational and clinical collaboration with specialists and experts in the field, as well as engaging with the community and the private sector regionally.
• Preparing distinguished nursing leaders capable of delivering and teaching high-quality nursing services.
• Graduating highly skilled nurses with advanced clinical and scientific competencies, capable of providing patient-centered care in a professional and innovative manner.
• Integrating advanced technology and modern sciences into the educational and training processes.

This program aims to prepare qualified graduates capable of:

• Graduating competent nurses who can engage in diverse fields of nursing and contribute to improving healthcare services.
• Developing scientific competencies and preparing specialized, qualified nursing personnel.
• Enhancing students’ professional communication and interpersonal skills with colleagues, patients, the community, and healthcare team members.
• Contributing to public health awareness by fostering students’ leadership roles in the community and their participation in improving the quality of healthcare while keeping pace with professional developments.
• Advancing medical services provided to the Palestinian population and raising professional standards in the field.
• Equipping students with the essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes required for the nursing profession and their future careers.
• Developing communication, leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills and applying them effectively in nursing practice.
• Preparing nurses who uphold professional ethics and values, demonstrate integrity and commitment to excellence, and can adapt and work effectively within a team.
• Training professionals capable of handling the technologies, tools, and equipment used in hospitals and clinics.
• Linking students during their studies with relevant public and private healthcare institutions and clinics to facilitate their employment upon graduation.

In Palestinian cities and major towns, there has been a significant increase in the number of hospitals and medical clinics—whether emergency, specialized, or dental—both public and private, all of which require skilled medical personnel. This program prepares graduates to work in a variety of healthcare settings, including:

• Private and public hospitals.
• Home nursing for patients requiring special care who are unable to access medical centers.
• Intensive care units in hospitals and healthcare centers.
• Sports centers and clubs.
• Rehabilitation centers.
• Elderly care units.
• Teaching in health and science-related fields.