This course introduces students to the concepts and theories of the self from various interdisciplinary perspectives—psychological, sociological, and philosophical. It aims to develop a deeper understanding of personal identity, behavior, and self-regulation to support both personal development and interpersonal relationships.
Provides an overview of the historical, philosophical, and theoretical foundations of nursing. This course explores key nursing theories and conceptual models, their application in practice, and the evolving roles of nurses in healthcare systems.
- Teacher: Nornihayah Arnorol
Introduces the fundamental principles of biology, including cell structure, genetics, evolution, and ecological systems. This foundational course supports understanding of life sciences relevant to healthcare and human biology.
This course explores the structural organization of the human body. Students will study anatomical terminology, body systems, and their physical interrelationships through lectures and laboratory work.
A study of the functions and mechanisms of the human body’s organ systems. This course provides students with a working knowledge of how the body maintains homeostasis and responds to internal and external changes.
Focuses on the chemical composition and processes of living matter, emphasizing biomolecules, metabolism, and their relevance to human health and disease. Laboratory work enhances understanding of biochemical techniques and concepts.
This course discusses the nature of mathematics and its practical applications in modern life. Topics include problem solving, financial mathematics, logic, and statistical reasoning essential for evidence-based healthcare practice.
Aims to promote physical well-being through fitness activities that enhance endurance, strength, and flexibility. It also educates students on the importance of an active lifestyle as part of overall health.