Join Us at Webster

Contact the Admissions Office

Call +998 55 503 00 66 or email uzadmissions@webster.edu

Request Information Form

200,000+
Alumni from our Global Campuses

 

Advance Your Career with a BSN Degree from Webster

Nursing and health care are rapidly evolving with advancements in technology, research, and practices. Webster University's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program equips you with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to meet the increasing demands of the nursing profession. You’ll learn from experienced health care professionals, gaining insights that can be immediately applied in your work. In addition, you'll develop the analytical and communication skills essential for success in leadership roles within the nursing field.

The Webster Difference in Nursing Education

Our mission is to provide exemplary experiential, student-centered learning in an environment that encourages lifelong learning, accountability for self, respect for all humans and individual excellence in nursing practice.

At Webster University Department of Nursing, we value:

  • Our students as adult learners.
  • Population-centered care.
  • Evidence-based education and practice.
  • Interprofessional collaboration.
  • Diversity, equity and inclusion.
  • Global citizenship.
Students wearing white lab coats work on computer

Webster's Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing curriculum focuses on holistic health promotion for the individual student, the profession, the individual client, groups and the population. There is a strong emphasis on the nurse's personal development, the needs and future of the profession and the broad, accountable nursing role that is needed and expected by global health care consumers. The program prepares the registered nurse for generalist nursing practice. A variety of faculty members, student experiences and learning environments are used to meet program and individual student goals.

The curriculum consists of science and nursing courses as well as the core curriculum courses required by the Webster University Nursing Department and College of Science and Health, providing students with a well rounded liberal arts education background. This degree is focused on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX - U.S.) licensure exam criteria, and prepares the student for nursing practice in Uzbekistan and globally.

Note: Attaining the Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Webster University in Tashkent prepares the students for nursing practice in Uzbekistan, but does not constitute a U.S. nursing license. If a nurse in Uzbekistan desires to live and practice in another country or US state, they must meet the requirements of that country or U.S. state’s board of nursing in order to practice in that country or U.S. state.

Upon completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate professionalism in nursing practice.
  2. Apply leadership skills to promote a culture of quality care and patient safety.
  3. Discuss research and evidence as it applies to professional nursing practice.
  4. Describe the role of information technology in professional nursing practice.
  5. Demonstrate basic understanding of the impact of health policy, finance, social, political and regulatory processes on the healthcare system.
  6. Advocate for the client's needs in a diverse, global environment.
  7. Collaborate with clients and other healthcare professionals to promote quality care.
  8. Apply principles of health promotion and prevention to individuals, families and populations.

Webster's BSN requires 120 credit hours, to include 30 hours non-nursing supporting core requirements, 21 hours of Global Citizenship Program classes, and 69 hours NURS courses.

Non-Nursing Supporting Core Requirements (30 credit hours)

  • BIOL 1610/1611 Anatomy & Physiology I + Lab (4)
  • BIOL 1620/1621 Anatomy & Physiology II + Lab (4)
  • BIOL 2120/2121 Microbiology + Lab (4)
  • BIOL 2350 Nutrition (3)
  • CHEM 1050 Concepts in Chemistry (3)*
  • PSYC 1100 Introduction to Psychology (3)*
  • PSYC 2750 Introduction to Measurement and Statistics (3)*
  • PSYC 2300 Lifespan Development (3)
  • WRIT 1010 The Craft of College Writing (3 hours)*

* Also counts as GCP requirements

Global Citizenship Program (GCP) Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

For students completing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), CHEM 1050 will satisfy the GCP ‘Physical and Natural World’ and ‘Critical Thinking’ requirements. PSYC 1100 will satisfy the GCP ‘Social Systems and Human Behavior’ requirement. PSYC 2750 will satisfy both the requirements of the major and the GCP 'Quantitative Literacy' requirement. WRIT 1010 will satisfy the GCP 'Written Communication' skill requirement.

Remaining GCP Requirements:

  • Cornerstone (3)
  • Keystone (3)
  • Knowledge Areas
    • Roots of Cultures (6)
    • Social Systems and Human Behavior (3)
    • Global Understanding (3)
    • Arts Appreciation (3)
  • Skills Areas (Can be completed with a knowledge area)
    • Ethical Reasoning (3)
    • Intercultural Competence (3)
    • Oral Communication (3)

Suggested BSN Courses to fulfill GCP requirements:

  • ANSO 2060 Culture and Communication (3) (ROC/INTC)
  • PHIL 2110 Introduction to Ethics (3) (ROC/ETH)
  • PHIL 2350 Introduction to the Philosophy of Leadership and Management (3) (SSHB/OCOM)

Nursing Core Requirements (69 credit hours)

  • NURS 2000 Introduction to Healthcare (3)
  • NURS 2100 Fundamentals of Nursing Care (3)
  • NURS 2200 Pharmacology Concepts (3)
  • NURS 2300 Pathophysiology (3)
  • NURS 2400 Interprofessional Collaboration (3)
  • NURS 3100 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 1 (4)
  • NURS 3300 Fluid, Electrolytes and Therapeutic Nutrition (3)
  • NURS 3360 Healthcare Policy, Finance and Regulation (3)
  • NURS 3460 Evidence Based Practice for Nursing (3)
  • NURS 3560 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 2: Lifespan 1 (3)
  • NURS 3570 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 2: Lifespan 2 (3)
  • NURS 3700 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 3 (4)
  • NURS 3800 Data Analysis and Informatics in Nursing (3)
  • NURS 3900 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 4 (4)
  • NURS 4070 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 5: Specialty Care 1 (3)
  • NURS 4080 Clinical Judgment in Nursing 5: Specialty Care 2 (3)
  • NURS 4100 Quality and Safety in Nursing (3)
  • NURS 4200 Organization and Systems Leadership (3)
  • NURS 4260 Genetics, Genomics and Health (3)
  • NURS 4860 Role Transition (3)
  • NURS 4900 Apprenticeship (6)

Explore Other Webster Tashkent Programs

Learn More

Founded in 1915, Webster is an independent nonprofit university with students studying at campus locations in North America, Europe and Asia, and in a robust online learning environment. With its main campus in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, Webster University’s network of faculty, staff, students and alumni forge powerful bonds with each other and their communities around the globe. The University is committed to engaged learning experiences and empowering our students to become catalysts for change. In 2019, Webster Tashkent joined our network to bring the best of American education with the first U.S. university in central Asia.