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The four-year curriculum outlined below is intended primarily for high school students. Transfer students who have prior post-secondary credit in non-nursing support courses may be eligible to complete the BN in a shorter timeframe. Details will be made available to students as their credit is evaluated at the time of admission, and will be dependent on clinical and faculty resources and student demand.

Fall Term
Nursing 201 and 203 and 205
Nursing 221
Science option (Computer Science 203 recommended)

Winter Term
Nursing 207 and 209 and 211
Humanities option (University 205 recommended)
Nursing 222

Spring Intersession
Nursing 213 (two-week consolidation)

Fall Term
Nursing 301 and 302¹
Nursing 311
Statistics 211

Winter Term
Nursing 303 and 305¹
Nursing 309
Nursing 307
Open option

¹Corequisite Theory/Practice courses in second and third years will run back to back (one class each term).

Fall Term
Nursing 401 and 402¹
Senior open option
Philosophy option

Winter Term
Nursing 403 and 404¹
Nursing 405
Senior open option

¹Corequisite Theory/Practice courses in second and third years will run back to back (one class each term).

Fall Term
Nursing 406 (13 week consolidation)
Senior open option
Senior open option
Senior open option

Winter Term
Nursing 501 and 502
Senior open option

Note: Students may progress through the program more quickly by taking Spring Intersession courses.

Promotion from year to year is by recommendation of the Qatar Faculty. For purposes of promotion, the academic year is considered to be from September 1 of one year to August 31 of the next. Hence, Spring Intersession grades are calculated with the previous Fall/Winter Term grades. The minimum requirement is a grade point average of 2.00 in each of the first two years and 2.50 in each of the last two years.

Except with special permission of the Dean, the BN degree must be completed within seven calendar years from the date of initial registration in the program.

Students transferring from other institutions or faculties within the University are considered on an individual basis. However, students will be required to complete the equivalent of not fewer than 30 units (ten half-course equivalents), at least 18 units (six half-course equivalents), of which must be nursing courses taken as a BN student.