Nursing Department
We welcome all aspiring students who are passionate about healthcare and wish to start their journey in the field of nursing. With dedication and support, the Nursing Department at Cihan Institute will help you build a strong foundation for a successful career in the healthcare sector.
Welcome Word from the Nursing Department
Welcome to the Nursing Department at Cihan Institute. Our two-year program is designed to prepare students with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to work effectively as nursing assistants, registered nurses, and healthcare support staff in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings.
Through a combination of classroom learning and hands-on clinical training, our students gain a strong foundation in patient care, anatomy and physiology, medical procedures, and healthcare ethics. We emphasize professionalism, accuracy, and compassion, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to patient care and the healthcare system.
At Cihan Institute, we are committed to building a supportive learning environment where students can develop both academically and personally. We welcome you to join our department and take the first step toward a rewarding career in nursing.
Year
2-year Progeam
Undergraduate
400
Detail
Duration
2 years (4 semesters)
Includes classroom instruction, clinical laboratory work, and field training in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings.
Language of Instruction
- English
Curriculum Structure
The Nursing program is designed to gradually build knowledge from foundational medical sciences to applied nursing practice, preparing students for both clinical and community healthcare roles.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Nursing Department can work as:
Nursing Assistants in hospitals and clinics
Registered Nurses in inpatient and outpatient care
Community Health Nurses and Public Health Support Staff
Emergency & First Aid Coordinators
Clinical Laboratory Assistants in healthcare facilities
Healthcare Administration & Patient Care Coordinators
Semester 1
Introduction to Nursing
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Fundamentals of Patient Care
Computer Skills & Medical Terminology
English for Nursing I
Semester 2
Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Microbiology & Pathophysiology
Medical-Surgical Nursing I
Pharmacology for Nurses I
English for Nursing II
Semester 3
Medical-Surgical Nursing II
Maternal & Child Health Nursing
Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
Patient Communication & Ethics
Community Health & First Aid
Semester 4
Clinical Nursing Practice (Internship)
Emergency & Critical Care Nursing
Geriatric & Palliative Nursing
Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice
Graduation Project / Report
Cross-Discipline
Basic Sciences
Human Anatomy & Physiology I & II
Microbiology & Pathophysiology
Nursing Sciences:
Introduction to Nursing
Medical-Surgical Nursing I & II
Maternal & Child Health Nursing
Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
Emergency & Critical Care Nursing
Pharmacology for Nurses I
Professional Practice
Clinical Nursing Practice (Internship)
Patient Communication & Ethics
Community Health & First Aid
Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice
Supporting & Skill Development Courses
Computer Applications in Healthcare
English for Nursing I & II
Medical Terminology
Graduation Project / Report
Field Studies
Objectives of Field Studies
Apply classroom and laboratory knowledge in real healthcare settings.
Gain hands-on experience in patient care, monitoring, and clinical procedures.
Understand hospital, clinic, and community healthcare workflows.
Develop professionalism, communication skills, and ethical responsibility.
Prepare students for direct employment after graduation.
Training Sites
Hospitals: Exposure to inpatient and outpatient nursing care, patient monitoring, and clinical support.
Clinics & Community Health Centers: Participation in public health services, preventive care, and patient education.
Emergency & First Aid Centers: Practical training in urgent care and emergency response.
Duration & Supervision
Conducted in the fourth (final) semester.
Training lasts 8–10 weeks (depending on the placement).
Students are supervised by licensed nurses at training sites.
Performance is monitored and evaluated jointly by the institute faculty and training supervisors.
Assessment
Attendance & participation in daily activities
Practical performance and skill demonstration
Internship report / logbook
Final presentation or oral examination
Short Term Extension Courses
In addition to the two-year diploma program, the Nursing Department at Cihan Institute offers a variety of short-term extension courses designed for:
Students who want to enhance specific nursing skills.
Nursing graduates or assistants who need refresher training.
Individuals working in healthcare or community health programs who want practical certifications.
Patient Care & Basic Nursing Skills
- Duration: 3 months
- Content: Patient hygiene, vital signs monitoring, basic care procedures, patient communication
- Practical Training: Hands-on clinical practice in simulation labs
- Price: $450
Emergency & First Aid Nursing
- Duration: 4 months
- Content:
- CPR, wound care, emergency response, disaster preparedness
- Practical Training: Role-playing, case studies, and real-world simulation exercises.
Price: $370
Community & Public Health Nursing
- Duration: 3 months
- Content:
- Health education, preventive care campaigns, community outreach
- Practical Training: Participation in local health awareness programs
- Price: $370
Clinical Laboratory & Nursing Techniques
- Duration: 4 months
- Content:
- Lab safety, blood tests, medication administration, patient monitoring
- Practical Training: Weekly lab sessions and supervised clinical procedures.
- Price: $350