Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Jessup University consists of 64 units of rigorous coursework that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare students for professional nursing practice. The program begins with foundational courses such as Nursing Fundamentals Theory and Clinical Lab, along with an introduction to professional nursing, ethical decision-making, and health assessment, which are designed to build core competencies in patient care. Students gain practical experience through hands-on labs paired with each theory course, including Health Assessment Skills Lab and Pharmacology, allowing them to apply critical skills in real-time settings.The curriculum progresses into advanced areas such as Adult Health I and II, with accompanying clinical labs, giving students in-depth exposure to adult patient care. Specialized training is also provided in psychiatric and mental health nursing, maternal and newborn care, and pediatric nursing through dedicated theory and clinical lab courses. Community and public health nursing is emphasized in courses focused on population-based care and outreach, aligning with the program’s holistic approach to health.Additional courses in statistics, data management, and nursing research enhance students' analytical and decision-making abilities, preparing them for evidence-based practice. The program culminates in a capstone experience, which includes both theory and clinical components, and a leadership-focused course that equips students to lead with integrity and faith in healthcare settings. With this comprehensive and integrated curriculum, Jessup nursing students graduate with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to thrive in diverse and challenging healthcare environments.