Edith Cowan University launches Bachelor of Science in Nursing Studies
Edith Cowan University (ECU) Sri Lanka Campus, the fourth campus of Edith Cowan University Australia, stands as one of the International University in Sri Lanka offering identical Australian degree qualifications, expert teaching and modern facilities.
With the launch of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Studies, the sole Australian Nursing Degree in Sri Lanka, on May 28, at 6:30 pm at ECU Sri Lanka Campus.
As the healthcare sector in Sri Lanka advances with enhanced facilities and services, there is a growing demand for professional nurses to elevate their education and caregiving skills. ECU provides an innovative and comprehensive educational experience, preparing nurses to excel in this critical and expanding field.
Dean of Academic Programmes Dr. Sajani Dias stated; “It is a fabulous opportunity for nurses with a diploma to advance their career with a top up degree offered by an Australian university. The programme includes eight units emphasising a wide range of patient conditions and their management. Moreover, the students could develop their academic writing skills to communication and also research methodologies.”
Students will develop a strong foundation in evidence-based practice, which serves as a cornerstone for considering research from a governance perspective of healthcare. The programme explores clinical teaching principles, strategies and the roles of various clinical educators and learners.
Emphasising nursing ethics and practices, students will thoroughly understand evidence-based nursing through journal articles and research, enhancing their communication and presentation skills in practical healthcare settings. The programme also integrates nursing theory and practice, encouraging critical and creative thinking to solve case-based scenarios.
Dinithi, the Programme Convenor of the Bachelor of Science (Nursing Studies) at ECU Sri Lanka, highlighted, “We support nursing students who volunteer to practice their research, offering collaboration and guidance by ECU.”
The programme fosters a professional nursing school environment where students are encouraged to engage in journal writing and participate in healthcare industry workshops. The collaborative culture with ECU Perth opens potential pathways for Our vision is to elevate the education and professional standards of Sri Lankan nurses, aligning their values, services and knowledge with the advancing healthcare sector. In an ever-changing world shaped by AI and technology, it is imperative for nurses to remain prepared for dynamic healthcare landscapes.
The Bachelor of Nursing Programme at ECU Sri Lanka is now accepting applications from nurses eager to advance their careers. Interested students are encouraged to visit ECU Sri Lanka Campus for more information on entry requirements and programme details.
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