Key Highlights:

1. Accreditations and Approvals:

   • In 2023, The Department of Nursing Science has received approvals from both the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). This ensures that the curriculum meets high national standards for nursing education and aligns with professional healthcare requirements.
   • Notably, the NMCN has granted the department an initial training quota of 100 students, underlining the robust facilities and educational framework that support comprehensive nursing education.

2. Clinical Training:

   • Augustine University has established partnerships through Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with key hospitals (St. Raphael Divine Mercy Specialist Hospital, Ikorodu, General Hospital Epe, and Olabisi Onabanjo Teaching Hospital, Sagamu). These affiliations provide essential clinical training and real-world healthcare experiences for students, bridging academic learning with practical, hands-on application in clinical settings.

3. Facilities and Learning Environment:

   • The Faculty of Allied Health Sciences offers a conducive learning environment equipped with modern resources to ensure students receive the best possible education in their field. State-of-the-art lecture rooms, clinical labs, and simulation facilities support effective training.

4. Comprehensive Certification: Students graduating from the Department of Nursing Science at Augustine University will receive four prestigious certifications after successfully completing various professional exams:

   • B.NSc. (Bachelor of Nursing Science)
   • RN (Registered Nurse)
   • RM (Registered Midwife)
   • RPHN (Registered Public Health Nurse)
   • These certifications ensure that our graduates are well-rounded and professionally equipped to enter diverse roles within the healthcare sector.

This faculty reinforces Augustine University's commitment to academic excellence and contributing meaningfully to Nigeria's healthcare sector through the training of highly skilled health professionals?