A-level entry

UACE (or equivalent) with principal passes in Biology and Chemistry, and a subsidiary in Physics, Mathematics, Agriculture or FDN; plus UCE (or equivalent) with 5 passes;

Diploma Entry

Atleast a diploma in any of the following health disciplines:

Clinical Medicine and Community Health, Medical laboratory Technologist / Scientists, 
Medical Radiography, Physiotherapists, Anaesthetic Officers, Orthopaedic 
Officers/Assistants, Dispensers/Pharmacy Technicians, Psychiatry Clinical 
Officers/Mental Health Clinical Officers, Nursing, E.N.T (Post Basic Diploma) 
Ophthalmology, Clinical Medicine and any other related and relevant medical disciplines. 
In addition, applicants must have a relevant working experience of atleast one year.
Note that: Applicants for BNA with Higher Diploma in Anesthesia shall take 3 years on the programme

 source: https://busitema.ac.ug/degrees-and-programmes/bachelor_of_science_in_nursing 

Subjects for Admission

Chase your dreams in heels of your course. Know where this course is taking you by checking out the careers associated to it listed below

• Critical Care Nurse
• Acute Care Nurse

Hear and learn from those that did the course and what they have been able to do with the knowledge they acquired

There are various places where you can work. You could find opportunities in public and private hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers across the country. Some notable healthcare institutions in Uganda include Mulago National Referral Hospital, Uganda Cancer Institute, and International Hospital Kampala. You could also explore opportunities in community health centers, NGOs, and research organizations. The demand for qualified nurses is high, so there are many possibilities for you to make a difference in the healthcare field in Uganda.

You could work as a registered nurse in hospitals, clinics, or community health centers. You could also specialize in areas like pediatrics, geriatrics, or critical care. Additionally, you could pursue advanced degrees and become a nurse practitioner, nurse educator, or nurse researcher. The field of nursing offers diverse opportunities to make a positive impact on people's lives.