About the Department of Maternal and Child Health Nursing

The Department of Maternal and Child Health Nursing was established when the Department of Nursing in the College of Applied Medical Sciences was transformed into an independent college, in accordance with Royal Decree No. 7/B/1551 dated 8/1/1425 AH. The department was one of the four departments within the college. The goals and philosophy of the department align with those of the college and the university, and the department works diligently to implement them. It focuses on teaching nursing students the essential skills and knowledge required to care for mothers and children. The department, along with other departments, participates in teaching the undergraduate courses in nursing sciences. It also offers graduate-level courses in Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Nursing, and Midwifery at the master’s level in Nursing Science. Furthermore, the department provides a bachelor’s program in Midwifery, which is considered a distinguished program in this specialization. In addition, the department is committed to advancing research in maternal and child health as well as nursing-related issues in this field through its distinguished faculty members who possess expertise across various nursing disciplines. The faculty contribute to enriching the educational process by mentoring students and providing academic guidance and consultation. They also engage in diverse research and studies, where their wide-ranging research experiences add significant value to the educational process and enhance the quality of education and research in this vital field.

Faculty Members | Department of Maternal and Child Health Nursing

Contact Us | Maternal and Child Health Nursing Department

📧 Email: MATERNALCHILD@KSU.EDU.SA

📞 Phone: 63932