MSc. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing
Advanced clinical and academic training for women's health nursing excellence — evidence‑based practice, patient-centered care, and research leadership.
Advancing Women's Health Through Nursing Excellence
MSc. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing is an exceptional postgraduate education program that will contribute to graduating nurses with advanced expertise in Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing care. Graduates will be equipped with the advanced knowledge and skills required to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care, excel as educators and researchers, and lead initiatives to enhance women's health and their families to build healthier communities.
Advanced Clinical Training
Comprehensive practicum in obstetrics and gynecology nursing.
Evidence-Based Practice & Research
Advanced research projects and evidence-based nursing practice.
Women's Health Leadership
Preparation for leadership roles in women's health and family care.
Accreditations & Alignment
The Nursing Program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), ensuring the highest standards of quality and excellence in nursing education.
Saudi Ministry of Education
Fully accredited by the Saudi Ministry of Education, ensuring academic excellence and recognized qualifications.
ACEN Accreditation
The Nursing Program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), ensuring global standards of quality.
Program Structure & Course Progression (2 Years)
The MSc. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing is a 2‑year postgraduate program consisting of 43 credit hours distributed across four semesters. The curriculum integrates theoretical foundations, advanced clinical practicum, research projects, and elective courses to develop expert nursing professionals.
Semester 1 (11 CH)
Scientific Foundation of Nursing (NURS 611), Scientific Research (NURS 612), Health Promotion (NURS 613), Advanced Biostatistics (NURS 614), Advanced Health Assessment (NURS 615).
Semester 2 (14 CH)
OB/GYN Nursing Theory (NURS 711) & Practicum (NURS 712), Evidence-Based Practice (NURS 713), Advanced Pharmacology (NURS 714), Ethical & Legal Issues (NURS 715).
Semester 3 (12 CH)
Advanced OB/GYN Nursing Theory (NURS 811) & Practicum (NURS 812), Woman's Health (NURS 813), Research Project 1 (NURS 814).
Semester 4 (6 CH)
Research Project 2 (NURS 911) plus Elective: Quality Assurance (NURS 912), Reproductive Counseling (NURS 913), or Nursing Administration & Policy (NURS 914).
State‑of‑the‑Art Learning and Clinical Environment
The program provides exceptional facilities and resources to ensure world‑class education and training:
- Two libraries with 19 study rooms, photocopy, Wi-Fi, and 20 computer labs
- Online access to databases (OVID, PROQUEST, SAGE) via Saudi Digital Library
- Emergency clinic with assigned physician and nurse
- Seven advanced nursing skills labs with modern equipment
- Well-equipped labs for physiology, microbiology, and anatomy
- Smart classrooms with computers, data shows, and smart boards
Where Your Career Can Take You
Graduates of the MSc. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing program are prepared for diverse and rewarding career paths, including:
Licensed Senior Nurse Specialist
Providing advanced, specialized care in women's health and obstetrics.
Teaching Faculty Member
Educating and mentoring the next generation of nursing professionals.
Clinical Educator
Supervising and guiding clinical training in healthcare settings.
Nurse Manager
Leading nursing teams and managing women's health departments.
Researcher
Driving evidence-based practices and innovation in maternal care.
Eligibility & Application Criteria
Candidates must meet the following qualifications to be considered for admission to the MSc. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing program:
Academic & Professional
- Bachelor's in Nursing from an accredited university with "Good" GPA
- Good performance in OB/GYN courses during bachelor's stage
- Passed Saudi Nursing Licensing Exam (SNLE) with valid license
Exams & Language Proficiency
- Passed the MSc program written admission examination
- Passed the interview conducted by the Nursing Program at BMC
- IELTS score ≥ 5.5 (or equivalent TOEFL-PBT / TOEFL-IBT)
- Two recommendation letters
Key Facts & Financial Information
* Financial aids, grants, and flexible payment options (including Daaem Program, Tamara, Jill Bay, Social Development Fund, and alumni/employee discounts) are available.
