Professional bachelor of Nursing - starts in September 2026
- Explore all areas of nursing: community health, surgery, general medicine, mental health, geriatrics, paediatrics, mother and child.
- Learn by doing with 2,300 hours of clinical training spread over four years.
- Learn Dutch alongside English to communicate confidently with patients and colleagues.
- Practice your skills through simulation training, group coaching, and internships.
- Get personal support from your lecturers, mentors, and fellow students.
- Study in an international classroom and learn to work in a diverse, multicultural healthcare environment.
- Kickstart your career in Antwerp, Belgium – Build your network with internships and strong links to hospitals and care organisations.
Course in brief:
This four-year programme combines theory with practical training from day one, building the skills and confidence you need to work in healthcare.
- Through simulation training, clinical placements, and expert coaching, you will develop the ability to provide professional care across different healthcare settings.
- You’ll learn Dutch to communicate effectively with patients and colleagues in Flanders, Belgium.
- Complete your experience with an optional study exchange or internship abroad.
What you will learn:
- How the human body works and how to care for patients in different medical situations.
- The core principles of nursing ethics, patient communication, and professional responsibility.
- How to perform essential clinical procedures safely and effectively.
- How to coordinate a healthcare team, organizing care in cooperation with doctors, therapists, and other care professionals.
- How to adapt to new technologies in nursing, including simulation training and digital patient records.
- How to interact with patients and families in a multicultural and multilingual healthcare environment.
- How to build resilience and problem-solving skills to handle the challenges of nursing.
What does your schedule look like?
This programme starts in September 2026.
- Around 24 hours of on-campus classes per week, including lectures, seminars, and hands-on training.
- You’ll have time for group projects and independent study, essential for mastering nursing skills.
- The academic year is split into four periods, helping you spread your workload and receive regular feedback.
- Some courses focus on continuous learning, with step-by-step skill development and assessments across multiple periods.
- Expect a balanced schedule, with a mix of classes, practical sessions, and self-study to prepare you for a career in healthcare.
After graduation:
There is a big demand for skilled professionals in the healthcare sector.
- As a nurse, you’ll find countless opportunities across hospitals, home care, nursing homes, and corporate health services.
- With your European-recognized bachelor’s degree, you’ll be ready to work anywhere in Europe as a nurse responsible for general care.
- You'll be equipped to work confidently in a multilingual and multicultural healthcare environment.
- Continue developing your skills with access to postgraduate courses and professional development opportunities.
- Pursue a Master's in Nursing or Midwifery through a bridging year, or explore other Master's programs in fields like Psychology, Criminology, and Social Work.
The scope of career opportunities within nursing and healthcare is always growing. At KdG you will get the skills that the world needs more of. You’ll be able to choose how you will make a difference.
