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Nursing Career Opportunities and Global Licensure

Our university’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is designed to prepare students for diverse and rewarding careers in nursing, with opportunities spanning across local and international healthcare settings. Rooted in globally recognized accreditation standards, our program equips graduates with the necessary skills to excel in the nursing profession while emphasizing the importance of improving healthcare within their own communities.


Professional Opportunities in Nursing

Nursing is more than just a career—it’s a calling that allows you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. As a nurse, you can work independently or collaboratively in various healthcare environments, including hospitals, clinics, managed care organizations, schools, and community health settings. You may also choose to specialize in fields such as acute care, surgery, critical care, pediatrics, geriatrics, or public health. Additionally, nursing offers opportunities beyond traditional bedside roles, such as:

  • Travel Nursing – Work in different locations, filling critical healthcare gaps worldwide
  • Healthcare Coaching – Focus on wellness, nutrition, and fitness, working with health resorts, insurance companies, or private clients.
  • Nursing Research – Contribute to advancements in healthcare through clinical and academic research.
  • Legal Nursing – Assist law enforcement, legal teams, or insurance companies in healthcare-related cases.
  • Public Health Nursing – Influence healthcare policies and lead community-based health initiatives.
  • Occupational Nursing – Promote employee health and workplace safety.
  • Nurse Education – Train future nurses by working in academic institutions or hospital-based training programs.

Global Licensure for Nursing Graduates

Graduates of our BSN program may pursue licensure in various countries, subject to regional requirements.

  • United States: Graduates seeking licensure in the U.S. must pass the Next Generation National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Each U.S. state has its own licensing board, and we provide a comprehensive NCLEX-RN preparation program with adaptive testing to ensure success.
  • Canada: Licensure in Canada requires passing the Canadian Registered Nurse Exam (CRNE), with requirements varying by province or territory. We offer an online CRNE Readiness Test to help students prepare effectively.
  • United Kingdom: The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in the UK oversees nursing registration. Graduates must complete an eligibility assessment and may need additional training or exams.
  • European Union: While the Bologna Process has standardized many educational qualifications across the EU, nursing licensure requirements vary by country. Prospective applicants should review national guidelines available on the Your Europe website.
  • Non-Western Countries: Licensing requirements differ significantly across non-Western regions. While some countries, like Mexico and Nepal, do not require licensing, others, such as Australia, Japan, Singapore, and the Philippines, mandate national nursing exams. For country-specific requirements, students can contact our Student Services team.

Whether you plan to practice locally or internationally, our nursing program provides the foundation you need to succeed in this ever-evolving and highly respected profession