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Nursing

Alma Mater Europaea - ECM's undergraduate program in Nursing provides a broad foundation in nursing, as well as in the biological and social sciences, which are essential in the training of skilled professional nurses.

Because you will make an invaluable contribution to society, you deserve to be educated at a school which will both challenge and nurture you, and give you the option to pursue diverse opportunities.

The Alma Mater Europaea bachelor in Nursing program offers both academic and clinical nursing courses that provide the basis for professional practice in healthcare delivery across a variety of community and hospital settings.

Throughout the course of your education, the Alma Mater Europaea - ECM teaching staff will mentor you at every step and encourage you to achieve more than you ever thought possible.

Academic excellence. Innovative programs. Real-world connections. First-class educational experience. Impact your career. Study in the heart of Europe.

Courses

NURSING CURRICULUM – 1st YEAR

    Course ECTS
  Total per year 60
  Total per study program 180
  1 Nursing and research 33
  2 Nursing ethics and philosophy 3
  3 Health care education and promotion of health  methodology 3
  4 Nursing in elderly care with geriatrics 3
  5 Anatomy, physiology, pathology 3
  6 Microbiology with parasithology 3
  7 Diagnostically-therapeutic program 3
  8 Health care and nursing informatics 3
  9 Public health 3
  10 Elective course 3

NURSING SYLLABUS – 2nd YEAR

  Course ECTS
Total per year 60
Total per study program 180
11 Child and adolescent nursing with pediatrics 9
12 Women's nursing with gynaecology and obstetrics 15
13 Internal patient nursing with internal medicine 18
14 Nursing organization and management 3
15 Health and disease sociology 3
16 Nursing and healthcare psychology 3
17 Elective course 3
18 Elective course 3
19 Elective course 3

NURSING SYLLABUS – 3rd YEAR

  Course ECTS
Total per year 60
Total per study program 180
20 Surgical patient nursing with surgery 18
21 Nursing of mental health patients with psychiatry 9
22 Field nursing 9
24 Nursing supervision 3
24 Emergency service and special conditions health care 9
25 Health care and social legislation 3
26 Elective course 3
27 Elective course 3
28 Diploma thesis 6

Other courses

  ELECTIVE COURSES ECTS
1 Selected sections from professional ethics 3
2 Communication and interpersonal relations in nursing and health care 3
3 Hospital infections control 3
4 Human resource management 3
5 Selected sections from supervision 3
6 Health care quality 3
7 Selected sections from elderly health care 3
8 Intensive unit health care 3

 

Faculty

Programs:

Undergraduate: Nursing, Social Gerontology
Graduate: Social Gerontology
Graduate: Social Gerontology

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Prof. Dr. Jana Goriup is Head of the Chair of Social Gerontology Alma Mater Europaea - ECM, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Researcher and Multiple Head of The Department of Sociology at the Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor; co-author of the DMV and sociology and interdisciplinary social sciences programmes. Her field of pedagogical, research and professional work focuses on the sociology of education and family sociology, sociology of health and illness and social gerontology. She is a member of the editorial boards of Didactica Slovenica - Pedagogical Horizons and Acta Technologica Dubnicae. 
Among her major activities are research in the fields of several sociological disciplines: family sociology, sociology of health and illness, sociology of medicine and sociology of education and social gerontology. She is the author of several scientific and professional articles and monographs; she also co-authored scientific monographs aimed to the professional and the saer public; for the rest, she prepared study materials. She is a member of several international research groups for adult education, in which she researches adult education from the Enlightenment to the present , the impact of globalisation on the knowledge society and intergenerational learning, the social goals of adult education in a learning society, demographic trends based on gerontological understandings of social changes, ageism and stereotypes towards the elderly and their social isolation, the importance of adult education for understanding intensive ageing and age, dying and certain aspects of the experience of death, as well as the role of nursing and medicine in the grip of the changed values of postmodern society. She is also still researching new paradigms of family and partner life theories, competences and changed attitudes towards the lives of the elderly. As a co-organizer and active participant on several international scientific symposiums and scientific conferences at home and abroad, she contributed to the recognition of current processes in postmodern society in Slovene society and abroad. 

Advantages

Through the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, registered nurses develop critical, analytical, and reflective skills to deliver quality care that will improve patient outcomes. The Alma Mater Europaea undergraduate Nursing program provides a solid foundation in nursing care for individuals, families, communities, and people groups across the lifespan and in a wide variety of environments. You will be prepared to work with other healthcare professionals in various healthcare settings. In addition, the program is designed to provide a foundation for further study in Health sciences at the graduate level.

All Alma Mater Europaea - ECM lectures are filmed and e-learning supported. You can watch them in live stream and re-run them at home as many times as you like.

Grants & Partnerships

Employability

Students with skill-focused training in nursing are prepared to work in various healthcare settings.

In the community:

  • Health clinics
  • Schools
  • Wellness programs in the workplace
  • Doctors’ offices
  • Home care
  • Family planning clinics
  • Prenatal and well-baby clinics
  • Rehabilitation centres
  • Hospices

In hospitals:

  • Emergency
  • Intensive care
  • Operating room
  • Post-surgery
  • Maternity
  • Cardiovascular (heart)
  • Oncology (cancer)
  • Psychiatry
  • Pediatrics (children)
  • Palliative (dying people)
  • Geriatrics (seniors)
  • DURATION: 6 semesters / 3 years
  • CREDITS: 180 ECTS
  • TITLE: Bachelor in Nursing
  • LOCATION: Slovenia
  • START DATES: October

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