1.  Develop and implement innovative competency based programs to prepare graduates who can provide comprehensive and high-quality care.
2. Create an environment that promotes innovation and creativity for scientific research, development and entrepreneurship.
3. Build and sustain partnerships at the national, regional, and global levels to promote health and societal empowerment.
4. Apply innovative and smart educational models to keep pace with the rapid changes in knowledge and technology.

Bachelor degree graduates in Nursing are expected to be able to:

1. Integrate physical, psychosocial, cultural, knowledge and technology with nursing sciences in the
   provision of comprehensive nursing care.
2. Provide comprehensive, systematic, prioritized client-centered care for people across the lifespan to improve the quality of nursing care and health outcomes.
3. Perform ethical, safe, accountable practices relevant to legislative and regulatory national and international frameworks.
4. Demonstrate updated evidence-based practice, analytical skills, clinical judgment, critical thinking, and self-appraisal in providing nursing care.
5. Communicate professionally with individuals, groups, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams in providing holistic nursing care.
6. Assume leadership roles and care concepts in decisions regarding cost-effective resources and smart technology in the planning and provision of safe, effective, and high-quality nursing services.