BSc in Nursing

The BSc in Nursing at Dongshin University has built a strong record through practical education and close links with healthcare institutions. Students spend time in classrooms, nursing laboratories, simulation centers, and clinical settings, giving them experience with real patient care before graduation. The curriculum is updated to match current healthcare practices and professional standards.

Graduates develop skills in patient assessment, clinical decision-making, teamwork, communication, and nursing management. These abilities support careers in hospitals, clinics, community health services, rehabilitation centers, aged care facilities, and medical research. Many graduates continue into master's programs or move into specialist nursing fields. The university's international student support, experienced faculty members, and focus on practical learning make the program a good choice for students who want a nursing degree with career opportunities in South Korea and other countries.

Applicants should have completed secondary education or an equivalent qualification with a suitable academic background, preferably including biology and science subjects. Admission usually requires academic transcripts, graduation certificates, a passport copy, a personal statement, and any language test results requested by the university. Some applicants may need recommendation letters or an interview based on the admission process.

Dongshin University offers scholarships for international students based on academic performance, admission results, and continued study at the university. Scholarship amounts vary and may cover part of the tuition fee. Students should submit scholarship applications with their admission documents when required. The university publishes admission schedules and application guidelines for each intake on its official website.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after meeting visa requirements and receiving approval from the university and immigration authorities. Working hours follow current Korean immigration rules.