Teaching

Nursing (L/SNT1)

NOTICE

Notice - Healthcare Professions

Attachment A - editable

The issuance of the Notice provided for in Article 6, paragraph 6 of Ministerial Decree n. 1116, issued on 31.7.2024 for candidates who have taken the test at other universities and were not granted access there due to unavailability of places as well as in the second call for the entrance examm for the degree courses within the Healthcare Professions for academic year 2024/2025, for candidates who have not yet taken said exam. 

Available places

The places available for the two categories of candidates and for individual courses are shown in the following table:

 

****** The lessons will be held mainly in the afternoon/evening.

 

  • a) Pursuant to the provisions of par. 6, art. 6 of MD 1116, 31.7.2024 Link University may be accept registration applications, within the limits of the quota previously established for a.y.2024/25 submitted by candidates who have taken the test at other university locations and were not admitted there due to exhaustion of available seats.
    Applications should be submitted in the manner prescribed by the following art. 3
     
  • b) The university deems eligible to apply for the second access test students who for A.Y. 2024/2025 have not yet taken it and who meet the requirements of Article 2 below. arrangements and requirements for registering for the admission test compliance are provided for in Articles 4 through 17.
    Pursuant to Article 2 paragraph 1 of Ministerial Decree N. 1116 of July 31, 2023, the admission test for degree programs in the healthcare professions is identical for access to all types of courses activated at the same university, and the candidate during the test must proceed to the insertion on the appropriate sheet, of the choice of Courses, in order of preference, up to a maximum of 4 options, one of which is mandatory. The choice of at least one degree program is mandatory. If the candidates makes no choice they will be excluded from the evaluation and consequently from any ranking.
     

Summary table of deadlines and privacy notice


RANKING LIST - ADMISSION TEST FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS - 29.10.2024

The following is a retraction to R.D. No. 1619 dated Oct. 31, 2024 regarding the ranking list of the October 29, 2024 for the admission test - Healthcare Professions Courses .

Pursuant to Article 10 paragraph 8 of the notice issued by DR 1766 dated 19.9.2024 all winners can enroll in the course of their choice, therefore there is no need to proceed with the publication of individual rankings.

Payment of registrations can be made from 12 on 5.11.2024 and until the due date which is set for 4 p.m. on 11.11.2024 (as indicated in Article 10 paragraph 5 of the notice issued by DR 1766 of 19.9.2024).

The University reserves the right to fill unassigned positions through an additional entrance test and through the provisions of DM N. 1116 of 31.7.2024 Article 6 paragraphs 6 and 7. 

Ranking List - Admission Test for the Healthcare Professions (retraction)


LOCATION OF THE ADMISSION TEST

The admission test for the Healthcare Professions Courses for academic year 2024/2025, as provided for in R.D. n. 1697 issued on 7.8.2024, as amended by R.D. n. 1766 issued on 19.9.2024, will be held at the Ergife Palace Hotel Largo Lorenzo Mossa, 8 00165 Rome (Via Aurelia) classroom A on 29.10.2024, with convocation of candidates at 9.45 a.m. and the start of the test scheduled at 11.00 a.m.

Access to the classroom area will be marked by appropriate signage (use the gate to the left of the sign if you are arriving on foot and the gate to the right for those arriving by car and need to park).

The candidates are required to bring with them the confirmation email for the submission of the application form and a receipt of payment of the test fee.


The Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is part of the Degree Courses in Health Professions and aims to train operators who carry out, with professional autonomy, activities aimed at preventing, treating and safeguarding individual and collective health, performing the functions identified by the relevant professional profile, as well as by the specific Code of Ethics.

The duration of the course is three years and attendance is compulsory. The acquisition of skills by students is calculated in terms of Credits (CFU): 60 for each year of the course for a total of 180.

The learning pathway includes: frontal didactic activities, didactic activities chosen by the student, professional training activities (internship), individual study and other individual training activities. The Bachelor's Degree in Nursing combines theoretical knowledge with practical training in various care facilities, with the aim of training higly competente professional figures, able to face and perform a fundamental service to the person and the community.

The Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is a three-year course and qualifies graduates to practise the profession. Admission to the course is subject to programmed access governed by an admission notice.

The aim of the course is to train health professionals who carry out activities aimed at prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, palliation and safeguarding individual and collective health with professional autonomy.

The professional profile of the nurse participates in the identification of the health needs of the person and the community, formulates the relevant objectives, plans, manages and evaluates the nursing care intervention; ensures the correct application of diagnostic-therapeutic prescriptions; acts both individually and in cooperation with other health and social workers.

The attainment of professional skills is implemented through theoretical-practical training, which includes the acquisition of behavioural skills, achieved in the specific work context, so as to guarantee, at the end of the training course, the full mastery of all the necessary skills and their immediate employability in the work environment.

 

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

The graduates in Nursing will be able to find employment in public or private health and social care facilities, either as employees or freelancers. In particular, the candidates may aspire to work:

  • in hospitals in all in-patient units and out-patient services;
  • in hospital and territorial emergency services;
  • in post-acute, long-stay facilities, assisted healthcare residences, rehabilitation centres, care centres for the disabled, hospices;
  • in territorial, home and outpatient health services;
  • in prevention and public health services.

Subject

CFU

SSD

1st Semester

Morphological and functional bases of the cell

Biochemistry

Biology

Applied Physics

Medical genetics

 

2

1

1

1

BIO/10

BIO/13

FIS/07

MED/03

Fundamentals of health and safety in in healthcare settings

Epidemiology

General and applied hygiene

General and clinical microbiology

Health promotion and safety in care settings

Health and safety in the workplace

1

2

1

1

1

MED/42

MED/42

MED/07

MED/45

MED/44

Fundamentals of nursing science

Nursing deontology

General nursing

Theory of nursing

1

3

2

MED/45

MED/45

MED/45

Morphological and functional fundamentals of the organism

Human anatomy

Physiology and food science

Histology

3

3

1

BIO/16

BIO/09

BIO/17

2nd Semester

Basic pathophysiological mechanisms and major organs and systems

Clinical biochemistry

Immunology

General pathophysiology

Clinical pathology

General pathology

1

1

1

1

2

BIO/12

MED/04

MED/04

MED/05

MED/04

Methodological and clinical nursing processes

Clinical Nursing

Nursing methodology and EBN

3

3

MED/45

MED/45

Social and psychological processes of the individual

Social anthropology

Nursing of educational and relational processes

Clinical Methodology

General pedagogy

General psychology

History of medicine

1

1

1

1

1

1

M-DEA/01

MED/45

MED/09

M-PED/01

M-PSI/01

MED/02

Per la conoscenza di almeno una lingua straniera

4

 

Internship I

13

 

1st Semester

Nursing of diagnostic therapeutic and rehabilitation processes

Pathological anatomy

Diagnostic imaging and radiation protection

General Parmacology

Clinical immunology

Clinical nursing applied to diagnostic and therapeutic pathways

Nursing and rehabilitation sciences

1

1

1

1

2

1

MED/08

MED/36

BIO/14

MED/09

MED/45

MED/48

Nursing of therapeutic and nursing processes in the medical area

Endocrinology

Clinical nursing in the medical area

Diseases of the cardiovascular system

Diseases of the digestive system

Diseases of the respiratory system

Diseases of the kidney and urinary tract

Infectious diseases

Oncohematological diseases

Internal medicine and geriatrics

 

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

 

MED/13

MED/45

MED/11

MED/12

MED/10

MED/14

MED/17

MED/06

MED/09

2nd Semester

Nursing of therapeutic and nursing processes in the surgical area

General surgery

Thoracic surgery

Clinical nursing in the surgical area

Orthopedics/Traumatology

Urology

1

1

1

2

1

 

MED/18

MED/21

MED/45

MED/33

MED/24

Nursing of therapeutic and care processes in the area of physical and mental disabilities

Clinical nursing of disabilities

Clinical nursing in psychiatry and mental health

Clinical nursing in palliative and end-of-life care

Rehabilitation medicine

Neurology

Psychiatry

Clinical psychology

Pain therapy

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

MED/45

MED/45

MED/45

MED/34

MED/26

MED/25

M-PSI/08

MED/41

Nursing of therapeutic and care processes in the maternal and child area

Clinical nursing in the maternal and child area

Child Neuropsychiatry

Obstetrics and gynecology

Pediatrics and neonatology

Developmental and educational psychology

Obstetrical gynecological nursing sciences

2

1

1

1

1

1

MED/45

MED/39

MED/40

MED/38

M-PSI/04

MED/47

Annual activities

Internship II

23

 

1st Semester

Nursing of therapeutic and nursing processes in the critical care area

Emergency surgery

Pharmacology

Clinical Nursing in the Critical Care Area and in Emergency Care.

Emergency medicine

Resuscitation

 

1

1

2

1

1

 

MED/18

BIO/14

MED/45

MED/09

MED/41

>Evidence-based nursing methodology

Evidence nursing

Nursing research methodology

Information processing systems

Statistics of experimental and technological research

Medical statistics

 

1

2

1

1

1

 

MED/45

MED/45

ING-INF/05

SECS-S/02

MED/01

2nd Semester

Legal and management principles applied to the nursing management

Labor Law

Elements of health care management and economics

Public Law Institutions

Forensic Medicine

Organization of care processes

 

1

1

1

1

1

 

IUS/07

MED/42

IUS/09

MED/43

MED/45

Annual activities

ADE

6

 

Seminar activity

6

 

Professional Laboratories

3

 

Internship III

24

 

Final Dissertation

5

 



 

 

 

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Tuesday - Thursday: 14.30 - 16.30

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In order to be admitted to the Degree Course in Nursing it is necessary to have attained an upper secondary school diploma or another qualification obtained abroad that is recognised as suitable. 

The degree course in Nursing is programmed on a national level pursuant to Article 1 of Law 264/1999; the provisions on programming on a national level issued annually by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR) and set out in the competition notices apply to it.

Furthermore, the course requires the possession or acquisition of an adequate initial preparation, in accordance with the provisions of the regulations in force concerning access to courses with a nationwide programmed number. The admission test has a selective function and is also aimed at verifying the possession of adequate initial preparation; it is organised by the Faculty on the basis of the provisions issued each year by the Ministry of Education.

The procedures and duration of the test are set out in the Ministerial Decree, which also defines the programme, contents and procedures. 

Additional training obligations will be assigned in the subjects of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, to be met in the first year of the course, to students admitted to the course with a mark below a pre-established minimum mark, established each year by the Class Council and set out in the call for applications.

 

 

 

The final dissertation, discussed before a Commission appointed by the competent academic authority and composed in accordance with the law, includes:

  1. a practical test, in which the student must demonstrate the ability to handle a professional situation;
  2. the preparation and presentation of a paper on an assigned topic written under the guidance of a Supervisor.

The two graduation sessions are normally set in the period March-April and October-November by decree of the Ministry, University and Research in agreement with the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Policies.

All the educational activities provided in the three years of the degree course syllabus, including elective activities and internship, contribute to the definition of the final mark. Computer Laboratory, knowledge of the English language and seminar activities are excluded.

The curricular average in thirtieths is calculated as a weighted average of the CFUs of the examinations taken and recorded with a mark in 110ths. The curricular average in 110ths is calculated by multiplying the curricular average in thirtieths by 11 and dividing it by 3. The average in 110ths will be rounded to the nearest whole number. To this value the Degree Committee may add up to a further 11 points, averaged over the following two parameters:

  1. a maximum 11 points for the practical test
  2. a maximum of 11 points for dissertation and presentation of ‘research’ dissertations and a maximum of 6 points for compilation-type dissertations; a dissertation is considered a research dissertation when it uses analyses consistent with the chosen study design (statistical analysis for quantitative data and text analysis for qualitative data) to develop its results.

Honours may be awarded by unanimous decision of the committee provided that the student has obtained 110/110 and has at least two honours in their curriculum vitae.

The modality of implementation of the final examination and its timing are defined in the academic calendar, published on the University website and communicated by the Student Administration Office.

For further information, please consult the following link: https://www.unilink.it/en/students/final-dissertation

 

 


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