The College of Nursing offers a nursing program which includes training on how to asses a patient's medical condition, recognize and record symptoms, provide medications, start an intravenous infusion, work in conjunction with the doctor, and a variety of activities designed to enable the nursing students to have quality nursing education and to develop the student's skills in rendering quality nursing care to their patients.
The curriculum is built upon a foundation of biological, physical, and social sciences, which contribute to the science of nursing. The liberal arts components enhance the development of the intellectual, social, and cultural aspects of the nursing students.
Graduates from the Nursing Program are expected to perform well in their chosen profession and to assume roles that demand critical thinking, decision-making communication and leadership skills.
Vision
Adamson University College of Nursing envision its graduates to be superior and outstanding Professional Nurses who are caring, competent, committed, dedicated, God-fearing, and socially-responsive to the needs and call of the society locally and globally.
Mission
- To provide comprehensive, excellent, and relevant training and education in all aspects of nursing at all levels with the objective of producing competent Professional Nurses who are locally and globally competitive.
- To develop students research potential through exposing them to current issues, trends, and concerns, and supporting students innovative ideas with regards to the nursing field.
- To develop student skills in rendering quality nursing care with initiative, confidence, and commitment.
- To develop student leadership and managerial capability by allowing independence in decision-making and participating in different school activities.
