Semester 1:

• *Fundamentals of Nursing I
• *Fundamentals of Nursing II
• *Clinical Practice I

Semester 2:

• *Clinical Practice II
• *Clinical Practice III
• *Communication & Counselling for Nurses

Short Semester 1:

• *Clinical Practice VII
• *Clinical Practice VIII

Semester 3:

• *Clinical Practice IV
• *Clinical Practice V
• *Microbiology and Parasitology

Semester 4:

• Sociology & Psychology in Nursing
• Immunology and Communicable Diseases in Nursing
• Personal & Professional Development
• Ethics and Law in Nursing

Short Semester 2:

• Anatomy & Physiology I
• Biochemistry for Nurses

Semester 5:

• Anatomy & Physiology II
• Pharmacology
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Haematology
• MPU2: Academic Writing

Semester 6:

• Medical Surgical Nursing: Respiratory
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Cardiovascular
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Eye and ENT

Short Semester 3:

• Medical Surgical Nursing: Endocrine
• MPU3: Work life Balance

Semester 7:

• Medical Surgical Nursing: Renal
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Neurology
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Musculoskeletal
• Medical Surgical Nursing: Integumentary

Semester 8:

• Critical Care Nursing
• Perioperative Nursing
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• Paediatric Nursing
• MPU1: Philosophy and Current Issues

Short Semester 4:

• Community Health Nursing
• Emergency and Trauma

Semester 9:

• Research Methodology & Statistic
• Research Project I
• Mental Health Nursing
• Elective Nursing I

Semester 10:

• Epidemiology
• Management and Leadership in Nursing
• Elective Nursing II (Entrepreneurship)
• Clinical Practice VI (Elective Nursing I)
• MPU1 Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban
• MPU 4 Social Responsibility

Short Semester 5:

• Research project II

The curriculum is reviewed periodically and is subject to change.

The MPU courses are compulsory modules imposed by Ministry of Higher Education under the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act 1996 (Act 555).

*Credit transfer of Core Sciences subjects is allowed for graduates of Diploma in Nursing, with a maximum of 30% of total graduating credits. This is based on case-by-case basis as permitted by Malaysian Nursing Board (MNB), Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) and the university's guidelines. All students must pass the required courses to fulfil the graduating credits as prerequisite for the award of the degree.