BS Dental Technology - PHR Institute of Health Sciences

Program Overview

Train to become a compassionate, skilled nurse.

Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is a four-year professional degree. The curriculum combines rigorous academic coursework with extensive clinical practice. Students learn in specialized adult labs, pediatric and community health nursing, and simulation suites that mimic real hospital settings. The program follows standards set by the Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC). Graduates receive a Registered Nursing (RN) license upon passing the licensing exam and are prepared for careers in hospitals, clinics, and community health centers.

Comprehensive theory and practical training in patient care and nursing research
Clinical rotations in partnered hospitals for hands-on experience
Faculty-led research projects and community health initiatives

Eligibility Criteria

FSc Pre-Medical (or equivalent) with a minimum of 50% marks
Minimum age 17 years at admission
Pass the PHR entry test and interview
Medical fitness certificate

Semester-wise Curriculum

Semester	Core Subjects	Credit Hours
Semester 1	Anatomy, Physiology, Fundamentals of Nursing, English	18
Semester 2	Microbiology, Biochemistry, Health Assessment, Islamiat	18
Semester 3	Pharmacology, Medical-Surgical Nursing I, Pathology	17
Semester 4	Medical-Surgical Nursing II, Community Health, Nutrition	17
Semesters 5–8	Specialized clinical rotations, research, BLS & emergency care	68

Clinical Training & Hospital Attachment

Students complete supervised rotations at our partner facilities, including The Diabetes Centre, Maroof International Hospital, and Saeed International Hospital.

Career Opportunities

Registered Nurse (hospitals, clinics)
Community & public health nurse
Critical care / emergency nursing
Nursing education & administration

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the program is affiliated with SZABMU and recognized by PNMC and HEC.

BS Nursing requires FSc Pre-Medical. Pre-Engineering students are not eligible.

Yes, both merit and need-based scholarships are offered. See the Scholarships page.