Nursing - A field of study that isn't glamorous but has almost no unemployment.

While many professions are experiencing significant changes, nursing has emerged as one of the few stable fields with good job prospects and opportunities for long-term, sustainable growth .

Some professions require a long "return run" after graduation, but there are also options where you can start working immediately – nursing is one of them.

Nursing is becoming a popular career choice.

In recent years, nursing is no longer a "secondary" field of study but is becoming a practical choice for many young people. The reasons are clear: the demand for healthcare is increasing, the population is aging rapidly, and the healthcare system is constantly expanding.

Unlike many market-dependent professions, nursing is directly linked to essential human needs. This ensures consistent job opportunities and minimizes the impact of economic fluctuations. This is a key factor driving parents' increasing preference for nursing education.

What is Nursing?

Nursing is a profession within the healthcare system, responsible for caring for, monitoring, and supporting the treatment of patients.

In reality, nurses are the people who have the most contact with patients, closely monitoring their health and making a crucial contribution to treatment effectiveness. This role is irreplaceable, making nurses a core workforce in every healthcare facility.

Dai Nam University has been involved in training high-quality human resources for the nursing ngành since 2016.

What do you study when you study Nursing?

The nursing training program is designed with a practical focus, helping students acquire both knowledge and professional skills.

Students learn foundational knowledge such as anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and medical psychology, then delve into specialized modules such as basic nursing, specialist nursing, patient care techniques, infection control, and emergency care.

The key difference is the extensive practical training time. Students get hands-on experience in labs and hospital internships from an early age, helping them become familiar with the professional environment and ready to work immediately after graduation.

What can you do with a nursing degree?

Nursing is one of the fields with the widest job opportunities today.

After graduation, students can work in hospitals, clinics, medical centers, nursing homes, or other healthcare services. In addition, opportunities to work abroad are increasingly evident, especially in Japan, Germany, and Taiwan – countries experiencing significant shortages of nurses.

The key point is that students almost don't have to worry about unemployment if they have good skills and a positive attitude.

Salaries in the Nursing field

Salaries in the nursing profession are stable and tend to increase with experience.

Starting salaries typically range from 7 to 10 million VND per month. After a few years of work, income can reach 10 to 20 million VND per month. If working abroad, income can range from 30 to 60 million VND per month or even higher.

More importantly, this is an industry with sustainable income, independent of trends, and capable of long-term growth.

The Nursing Faculty's training program is developed according to ASEAN standards, comparable to those of prestigious universities in the region.

Who is suitable for a career in nursing?

Nursing is not a particularly difficult field to study, but it does require a good fit.

This field is suitable for those who:

+ Having a sense of responsibility

Be careful and patient.

+ Able to withstand work pressure

+ Desire for a stable, long-term job

Conversely, if you dislike the hospital environment or lack patience, you should think carefully before making this choice.

Why should you study Nursing at Dai Nam University?

At Dai Nam University, the Nursing program is well-invested in and is one of the key training programs of the university.

The training program is designed according to ASEAN standards, comparable to prestigious universities in the region. With a total duration of 125 credits, over 50% of which is practical training, it helps students master vocational skills while still studying.

The Faculty of Nursing at Dai Nam University boasts a team of highly qualified and dedicated lecturers.

The training period has been shortened to 3.5 years, allowing students to graduate and enter the labor market sooner.

Students are exposed to the hospital environment early on, receive regular practical training, and are guided by a team of experienced instructors. 100% of the instructors have good foreign language skills, enabling students to access international materials and expand their opportunities for working abroad.

The school has also invested in a modern system of practice rooms with a Skill-lab model, helping students hone their practical skills, communication, and problem-solving abilities according to professional standards.

The training period has been shortened to 3.5 years, allowing students to graduate and enter the labor market sooner.

In particular, the network of connections with hospitals and partners provides students with opportunities for internships, access to employment while still studying, and international career development.

In addition to professional training, Dai Nam University also emphasizes medical ethics and professional attitude, helping students become responsible, dedicated, and sustainable nurses.

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Nursing isn't a glamorous profession, but it offers a clear career path: graduates find employment, have long-term careers, and can advance. In a landscape where many professions lack stability, it's a safe yet not mediocre choice. If you desire a meaningful job, stable income, and long-term career development opportunities, nursing is a worthwhile option to consider.

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