University of Nairobi Nursing Fees Structure today

This article is about University of Nairobi Nursing Fees Structure today. In this article, we will also list the admission requirements for this course. Nursing is one of the most marketable medical courses to study in Kenya.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) graduates can pursue careers as KRCHN in clinical settings such as hospitals, community health agencies, managers of nursing services, academics, and maternity units. The University of Nairobi is undoubtedly one of the best institutions to study nursing in Kenya.

University of Nairobi Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree

A Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree takes 4 years at The University of Nairobi.

Mode of study: Full Time / Distance Learning for Upgrading

Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree Minimum Admission Requirements

KCSE mean grade of C+ and a minimum grade of C+ or equivalent in Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics, and English or Kiswahili.

Advanced Level Certificate (EAACE or KACE) with two Principal passes in Biology and Chemistry and at least a subsidiary pass in Mathematics or Physics.

Holders of Diploma of Kenya Registered Nurse or Kenya Registered Community Nurse with K.C.S.E. mean grade of C Plain or its equivalent and pass in English

University of Nairobi Nursing Fees Structure today

Year
Year 1
Semester 1	202,000
Semester 2	162,000
Total year 1 fees	364,000
Year 2
Semester 1	197,000
Semester 2	162,000
Total year 2 fees	359,000
Year 3
Semester 1	196,000
Semester 2	162,000
Total year 3 fees	358,000
Year 4
Semester 1	193,000
Semester 2	162,000
Total year 4 fees	355,000
Grand Total Nursing Fees	1,436,000

School fees are subject to change, for more information and clarifications, contact University of Nairobi

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