The increasing demand for highly professional mid-level healthcare personnel across all areas of healthcare, together with the need to provide complex medical services tailored to the requirements of patients, their families, and the wider community, has led to the establishment of a long-term higher education programme (four years – structured in eight semesters, using the transferable credit system: 240 ECTS).
Graduates benefit from an accessible and well-balanced educational programme, combining theoretical knowledge with practical activities. The educational process offered by this programme ensures the acquisition of new knowledge, competences, and skills that serve both professional training and effective communication and collaboration with other healthcare professionals.
At the Faculty of Medicine in Târgu Mureș, the General Medical Nursing programme is currently delivered in two languages – Romanian and Hungarian – with practical work and seminars conducted in Romanian.
Professional Competences
Transversal Competences
Career Opportunities
The four years of the General Medical Nursing programme conclude with a final examination (licence), after which graduates are awarded the title of Licensed General Nurse, with the right to practise independently (the degree is recognised throughout the European Union).
Graduates may continue their professional development through master’s and doctoral studies.
The qualification awarded upon graduation is Licensed General Nurse, corresponding to the Romanian occupational code COR 222101: GENERAL NURSE.
Graduate employability is very high. The majority of graduates secure employment immediately after graduation in roles aligned with their specialisation, both in public and private hospitals.
Admission period closed
Accredited
4 years
240
With frequency
Romanian, Hungarian
Bachelor's