Nursing

The Undergraduate Nursing Program is recognized as one of the best in Brazil. Its excellence is strongly reiterated in the last Report of the Agreement Commission (2004-2008). The tight integration of the students at the Undergraduate and Graduate levels, motivating them to continue their academic formation at Master and Doctorate levels, was another strength of our Program emphasized by the Agreement Commission.

The Undergraduate Program in Nursing is firmly committed to the development of knowledge and competences of our students to assure the clinical excellence, research and evidence based practices as well as the leadership and the necessary abilities to intervene in the social context. The professional quality of our Bachelors enables a potential contribution to the health’s quality of the Brazilian population. The exchange with professionals of other areas of knowledge and institutions of other countries, stimulated all over the teaching-learning process, guarantees the development of interdisciplinary and international visions of our students.

Core Curriculum to the Course

• Basic Human Anatomy II
• Basic Biochemistry I
• Basics of Molecular Biology
• Physiology and Basic Human Biophysics
• Cytology and Histology
• Embryology
• Immunology
• Microbiology
• Medical Parasitology II
• Nursing in Collective Health I
• Nursing in Collective Health II
• Nursing in Mental Health I
• Food and Life Quality
• Practicing Nursing I
• Nursing in Health System Organization
• Semiology Applied to Nursing I
• Mains Aspects of Care in Nursing Process
• Research Methodology I
• Nursing in Collective Health III
• Semiology Applied to Nursing II
• Nursing in Mental Health II
• Philosophical Anthropology, Education and Nursing
• Nutritional Care Process
• Nursing Assistance to Women's Health
• Nursing Process
• Research Methodology II
• Care Process for Adult and Elderly
• Care Process in Psychiatric Nursing
• Nursing Assistance to Children and Teenagers I
• Nursing Administration
• Care Process in Perioperative Nursing
• Nursing Assistance to Children and Teenagers II
• Training Supervised in Hospital
• Nursing Administration
• Care Process in High Risk Adult and Elderly Nursing
• Nursing in Geriatrics and Gerontology
• Nursing Assistance to Women and Newborn Health
• Practicing Nursing II
• Topics of Nursing Administration
• Supervised Training I
• Final Paper I
• Supervised Training II
• Final Paper II
• General and Development Psychology
• Epidemiology, Nursing and Health
• General Pathology
• Elements of Social Science Applied to Health
• Genetics for Nursing I
• Basic Pharmacology
• Psychology Applied to Health
• Pharmacology
• Applied Genetics for Nursing II
• Introduction to Vital Statistics I

AA – Bachelor’s degree in Nursing 

Elective Subjects 

12 credits among: 

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• Any subject with AD--- code
• Any subject with AM--- code
• Any subject with AP--- code
• Any subject with AU--- code
• Any subject with B--- code
• Any subject with CE--- code
• Any subject with CS--- code
• Any subject with D--- code
• Any subject with EA--- code
• Any subject with EC--- code
• Any subject with EE--- code
• Any subject with EF--- code
• Any subject with EL--- code
• Any subject with EM--- code
• Any subject with EP--- code
• Any subject with EQ--- code
• Any subject with ES--- code
• Any subject with ET--- code
• Any subject with F--- code
• Any subject with FA--- code
• Any subject with FN--- code
• Any subject with FP--- code
• Any subject with FR--- code
• Any subject with G--- code
• Any subject with HG--- code
• Any subject with HH--- code 
• Any subject with HL--- code
• Any subject with HZ--- code
• Any subject with LA--- code
• Any subject with MA--- code
• Any subject with MC--- code
• Any subject with MD--- code
• Any subject with ME--- code
• Any subject with MH--- code
• Any subject with MS--- code
• Any subject with MU--- code
• Any subject with Q--- code
• Any subject with TA--- code
• Any subject with TL--- code

6 credits among: 

• Nursing Diagnosis
• Health Informatics
• Family as Care Unit
• Undergraduate Research in Nursing I
• Undergraduate Research in Nursing II
• Topics in Nursing I
• Topics in Nursing II
• Topics in Nursing III
• Topics in Nursing IV
• Topics in Nursing V
• Topics in Nursing VI
• Topics in Nursing VII
• Topics in Nursing VIII
• Topics in Nursing IX
• Psychological and Physical Preparation for Pregnants
• Topics in Collective Health Nursing
• Worker Health: General Aspects
• Clinical Management in Breastfeeding
• Introduction to Thanatology 

• To enroll as a regular student in one of UNICAMP's 66 undergraduate courses, foreign students usually have to pass the Vestibular entrance examination, required for Brazilian students as well.Unicamp’s COMVEST1 organizes the Vestibular entrance examination, offered once a year and only in Portuguese.