The College of Nursing, with 95 years of history, sets its purpose of education to train professional nurses with the core competences required to maintain and promote the optimal health of patients based on the spirit of respect for humanity based on a humanistic nursing philosophy. The College of Nursing is dedicated to educating its students with the optimal curriculum, faculty, educational facilities, and academic administration to practice holistic education including human, health, and environmental nursing areas so that students can meet the health needs of the patients. The undergraduate curriculum focuses on enhancing the nursing competency of its students, while the non-curricular program operates a nursing leadership program to foster nursing leadership. The undergraduate curriculum is set after students pass the Nursing Education Accreditation Assessment. The graduate program produces nursing leaders in the community through the following major course areas: Clinical Nursing, Community Nursing, Nursing Management, and Senior Professional Nursing.