The Department of OBG Nursing focuses on maternal and neonatal health, equipping students with knowledge and skills to provide care across pregnancy, labour, postpartum, and menopause phases. Students learn to deliver personalised and culturally sensitive care while recognising individual health needs.
To graduate highly qualified nurses capable of providing safe, competent, and evidence-based maternal and neonatal care that meets local and global standards of practice.
To prepare nurses who deliver safe, effective, high-quality care to mothers and newborns — promote maternal and child health through education and community outreach — and engage in research while upholding global standards.
Acquire academic knowledge and practical skills in maternal and neonatal health.
Apply evidence-based practice for safe maternal and newborn care.
Work in specialised units (NICU, labour ward) and general facilities.
Conduct simple scientific research in maternal and child health.
Educate women, families, and communities on reproductive health.
Demonstrate critical thinking in managing normal and high-risk cases.
Antenatal clinics, labour and delivery units, and postnatal wards at the AHRC parent hospital.
NICU and routine newborn care, supported by experienced consultants and nursing instructors.
Home visits, antenatal health education, and immunisation campaigns.
Skills practice with high-fidelity birthing models, case study analysis, and research projects.