3-YEAR BACHELOR PROGRAMME IN NURSING
What is a module? A module is a limited period of time of for example 10 weeks, which may consist of one or more courses. Course instruction may consist of lectures, seminar, laboraratory post practice, clinical practice, papers and a concluding exam.
Main general themes
Figure 2: Modules and the main general themes
Figure 2 shows the modules and the main themes. The main themes represent important areas in nursing. These themes are explored in several of the modules in an increasing progression throughout the undergraduate course. Several of the main themes presuppose an increasing maturity and development based on refection.
The themes that are to be found throughout the undergraduate course from the basic elementary nursing module to the individual research module are:
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A |
Nursing science |
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B |
Communcation |
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C |
Scientific Theory |
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D |
Ethics |
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E |
Natural Science |
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F |
Sosiology/Legislation |
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G |
Psychology |
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H |
Health and Empowerment |
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