The content of the Nursing Department curriculum has been structured in line with Toros University's core mission and the Faculty of Health Sciences' goal of training competent and innovative individuals at national and international levels. The program has been prepared within the framework of Higher Education Law No. 2547 and the Council of Higher Education National Core Curriculum, consisting of eight semesters and covering a course load of at least 128 national credits and 240 ECTS, excluding common compulsory courses.
The development of program content is carried out within a defined process. Course plans and content are first prepared by the Department Academic Board, then reviewed by the Department Advisory Board in light of internal and external stakeholder feedback. The prepared draft enters into force following the recommendation of the Department Board, the decision of the Faculty Board, and Senate approval. All updates made to the program are documented through revision records and board decisions.
Course content, learning outcomes, assessment and evaluation methods, and workload calculations are defined in detail within the Bologna Information Package and announced to stakeholders. The courses in the instructional plan are distributed in a balanced manner under the headings of Basic Sciences, Professional Subjects, General Education, and other categories, demonstrating that the program is designed to support both professional competencies and general and ethical values.
The evaluation and development of program content is coordinated by the Self-Evaluation Commission. Throughout this process, the program's core mission, objectives, and outcomes are examined; the relationship between course learning outcomes and program outcomes is determined by also gathering the views of the responsible academic staff; and the resulting data are systematically evaluated and recorded.
Nursing Department Course Contents
Last updated: 26 October 2026