Far Eastern University Institute Of Nursing
The Far Eastern University Institute of Nursing is one of the top performing nursing schools in the Philippines in terms of Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination performance and employment into various nursing settings. It currently offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree that qualifies the graduate to take the Philippine Board Licensure Examination. Its Virtual Integrated Nursing Education Simulation (VINES) Laboratory was the first nursing virtual laboratory in the Philippines and second the in Asia.
The Institute of Nursing offers programs leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and a Master of Arts degree in Nursing.
With the VINES Laboratory (Virtual Integrated Nursing Education Simulation) in full operation, IN aims to teach nursing skills iteratively and sequentially without harming patients. It seeks to become the Center for Excellence in Nursing Simulation in the Philippines and Asia.
Read more about Far Eastern University Institute Of Nursing: History of The Institute of Nursing, Deans of The Institute of Nursing, Academic Programs, Affiliated Hospitals, Academic Performance, FEU-IN Virtual Integrated Nursing Education Simulation Laboratory (VINES), Student Organizations, Notable Alumni
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