Nursing
Poznań
Poznań - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Nursing degree programme in two modes: full-time (daytime) and part-time (Fri–Sun).
four semesters
The nursing degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Poznań - informant
Get to know the direction Nursing
During their studies, students acquire a thorough understanding of human anatomy and physiology, as well as a broad overview of clinical subjects. They develop practical skills through intensive training in specialist laboratories, as well as during clinical sessions and work placements in hospital wards. Upon completing their master’s degree, nurses have a wide range of opportunities for professional development. Nursing specialisations and qualification courses enable them to acquire additional skills and competences. Master’s degree programmes and a wide range of postgraduate courses enable nurses to embark on a career in research and teaching, as well as to take up roles related to the organisation of the healthcare system.
Additional information for prospective students regarding the specific nature of the nursing degree programme
- Before the start of the academic year and before commencing practical classes or work placements, students must have:
- An accident insurance policy (NNW) and a civil liability insurance policy (OC);
- A medical certificate, as required by the Regulation of the Minister of Health of 26 August 2019 on medical examinations for school applicants (Journal of Laws 2019, item 1651, as amended);
- Certificate for public health and epidemiological purposes;
- Certificate/proof of vaccination against hepatitis B;
- Certificate of no criminal record, issued pursuant to Article 21(3) of the Act of 13 May 2016 on countering the risks of sexual offences and the protection of minors (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 560).
Career prospects
Nursing
A nurse is a healthcare professional whose role is to provide medical care to patients and to assist doctors with diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitation procedures. Members of the profession also take up roles in public health and healthcare system management.
As part of their specialist modules, students are introduced to, amongst other things, internal medicine, surgical, psychiatric and neurological nursing. Students acquire practical skills through intensive training in specialist laboratories, as well as during clinical sessions and work placements in hospital wards. Upon completion of their bachelor’s degree, graduates have a wide range of career opportunities.
The university ensures that the teaching process is tailored to the current needs of the labour market and meets the requirements set out in the European Union’s standards for nursing education, including the use of specialist terminology in English and German.
Świnoujście
Świnoujście - in short
Highlights of the direction
Master’s degree
The course culminates in the completion of a dissertation (Master’s thesis) and a final examination
practical profile
Graduates of this course receive thorough training for a career in the profession
study mode
We offer the Nursing degree programme in two modes: full-time (daytime) and part-time (Fri–Sun).
four semesters
The nursing degree programme lasts four semesters (two years)
Świnoujście - informant
Get to know the direction Nursing
During their studies, students acquire a thorough understanding of human anatomy and physiology, as well as a broad overview of clinical subjects. They develop practical skills through intensive training in specialist laboratories, as well as during clinical sessions and work placements in hospital wards. Upon completing their master’s degree, nurses have a wide range of opportunities for professional development. Nursing specialisations and qualification courses enable them to acquire additional skills and competences. Master’s degree programmes and a wide range of postgraduate courses enable nurses to embark on a career in research and teaching, as well as to take up roles related to the organisation of the healthcare system.
Additional information for prospective students regarding the specific nature of the nursing degree programme
- Before the start of the academic year and before commencing practical classes or work placements, students must have:
- An accident insurance policy (NNW) and a civil liability insurance policy (OC);
- A medical certificate, as required by the Regulation of the Minister of Health of 26 August 2019 on medical examinations for school applicants (Journal of Laws 2019, item 1651, as amended);
- Certificate for public health and epidemiological purposes;
- Certificate/proof of vaccination against hepatitis B;
- Certificate of no criminal record, issued pursuant to Article 21(3) of the Act of 13 May 2016 on countering the risks of sexual offences and the protection of minors (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 560).
Career prospects
Nursing
A nurse is a healthcare professional whose role is to provide medical care to patients and to assist doctors with diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitation procedures. Members of the profession also take up roles in public health and healthcare system management.
As part of their specialist modules, students are introduced to, amongst other things, internal medicine, surgical, psychiatric and neurological nursing. Students acquire practical skills through intensive training in specialist laboratories, as well as during clinical sessions and work placements in hospital wards. Upon completion of their bachelor’s degree, graduates have a wide range of career opportunities.
The university ensures that the teaching process is tailored to the current needs of the labour market and meets the requirements set out in the European Union’s standards for nursing education, including the use of specialist terminology in English and German.
