First: Admission and Registration

Q: What academic streams are accepted by the Nursing Department?
A: Admission is available to graduates of secondary school (scientific/biological stream).

Q: Does the department accept graduates of nursing secondary schools?
A: Yes, graduates of nursing secondary schools are accepted through the distinguished students channel or other special admission channels determined annually by the Ministry.

Q: What degree is awarded to graduates?
A: The institute grants a Technical Diploma in Nursing Techniques, and the job title is Technical Nurse.

Second: Curriculum and Academic Study

Q: What are the main subjects studied in this department?
A: The department focuses on courses such as Fundamentals of Nursing, Adult Nursing, Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, and Emergency and Critical Care Nursing.

Q: Is the instruction in Arabic or English?
A: Scientific and medical subjects are taught in English to ensure alignment with international medical terminology, with explanations provided in Arabic for clarity.

Third: Training and Practical Component

Q: Where do nursing students receive their practical training?
A: Training is conducted in advanced nursing laboratories within the institute, in addition to direct clinical practice in teaching hospitals in Mosul (such as Al-Jumhouri Hospital and Al-Khansa Hospital).

Q: Is there summer training for students?
A: Yes, first-year students are required to complete one month of summer training in government hospitals to acquire basic nursing skills.

Fourth: Employment and Career Prospects

Q: Is employment centralized for Nursing Techniques graduates?
A: Yes, graduates are covered by the Medical Staffing Law No. (6), and employment is centrally assigned to Ministry of Health hospitals based on need.

Q: Can graduates pursue higher education?
A: Yes, top-ranking students are eligible to apply for bachelor’s degree programs in nursing colleges.

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