The School of Nursing launched the Honors Nursing Talent Program in 2022. This autonomous region-level honors initiative aligned with the national Healthy China strategy. The program is designed to meet the growing demand for innovative, research-oriented nursing professionals in regional healthcare systems. It is dedicated to cultivating high-quality nursing professionals who integrate strong clinical competencies with significant research potential. In 2023, the program welcomed its inaugural cohort

Program Objectives

The program equips students with a solid grounding in nursing theory, clinical knowledge, and practical skills. Graduates will be proficient in delivering preventive, clinical, and rehabilitative care, with entry-level competencies in education, management, and research, preparing them for careers in diverse settings including hospitals, community and public health agencies, and academic and research institutions.

Core Courses

Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Pathology, Fundamentals of Nursing, Medical Nursing, Surgical Nursing, Obstetric and Gynecologic Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Health Assessment, Critical and Emergency Nursing, Community Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Nursing Research.

Program Highlights

The program adopts a small-class, mentorship-based model, admitting approximately 30 students annually. Every student is assigned a dedicated faculty mentor who provides personalized guidance, fostering both clinical excellence and research innovation.

Career Pathways

Graduates are prepared for careers in clinical practice, preventive care, rehabilitation, nursing education, management, and research across diverse healthcare and academic settings.

The Honors Program enables the School of Nursing to further optimize its talent cultivation model and enhance the overall quality of nursing education.