Program Learning Outcomes describe what students are expected to know and be able to do by the time of graduation. These relate to the knowledge, skills, and behaviours that students acquire as they progress through the program. A graduate of the (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) program will demonstrate 

Bloom Taxonomy Levels* 

1/a 

Utilize the evidence-based Scientific knowledge to provide nursing care and contribute to the development of the nursing profession 

2/b 

Incorporate the concepts of responsibility and accountability when applying the standards of nursing profession and committing to the legal aspects controlling the profession. 

2 

3/c 

Provide comprehensive nursing care related to individuals’, families’ and groups’ bio-psychosocial needs. 

4/d 

Use critical observation and thinking skills when assessing health variables resulting from various health disorders to undertake appropriate clinical decisions. 

5/e 

Discuss  the administrative and leadership aspects with the practice of the nursing profession 

2 

6/f 

Collaborate with the health team members in developing a comprehensive care plan for individuals, families and groups.  . 

7/g 

Demonstrate effective communication with patients and health team members using communication skills and information technology. 

2 

8/h 

Conduct environmental risk assessment in the workplace at all stages of care. 

2 

9/i 

Commit to safety and quality standards in the provision of specialized nursing care for individuals, families and groups.  .