Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
National entrance exam required. The Faculty's flagship nursing degree.
View MoreOur Mission
To be an academic centre of excellence that contributes to society through preparing our students to be nurses and midwives through scholarship, research, leadership, and passion.
Follows the Cambodian Ministry of Health national curriculum for nursing and midwifery education
A 50/50 split between classroom & laboratory work and clinical hospital or health-centre placements
Built on the "4 Cs" — Compassion, Caring, Community, and Celebration — underpinned by integrity, accountability, and responsibility
Strong emphasis on English-language development throughout the programme to widen career opportunities
Degrees Offered
Six pathways across nursing and midwifery, from associate degrees to full bachelor programmes.
National entrance exam required. The Faculty's flagship nursing degree.
View MoreNational entrance exam required. A direct pathway into front-line nursing roles.
View MoreFor ADN holders. Interview-based selection rather than entrance exam.
View MoreNational entrance exam required. The Faculty's flagship midwifery degree.
View MoreNational entrance exam required. A direct pathway into midwifery practice.
View MoreDirect application pathway for existing ADN-qualified nurses.
View MoreHands-On Training
Theory is reinforced immediately with hands-on practice in simulation spaces and real clinical settings.
Theory & Lecture Rooms
Clinical Simulation Spaces
Hospital & Health-Centre Placements
Meet the Leadership
Head of Faculty, Nursing and Midwifery
A registered nurse and BLS provider with an MSN and a BA in English, Mrs. Tun Sreypeov leads the Faculty's academic standards, clinical placement network, and its growing international relationships.
RN · MSN · BA (English) · BLS Provider +855 92 97 01 65 tsreypeov1@puthisastra.edu.khGlobally Connected
Relationships across 13 countries connect students and faculty to global nursing and midwifery practice.
Relationships with Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
Relationships with the USA, UK, Belgium, India, and France.
Most lectures are delivered in Khmer or Khmer and English, with strong emphasis on English skill-building.
Faculty research focuses on improving nursing and midwifery education to strengthen Cambodia's healthcare quality.
Faculty Highlights
Select a topic to learn more about our values, model, and outcomes specific to the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery.
The Faculty exists to prepare excellent nurses and midwives through scholarship, research, leadership, and passion — built on the "4 Cs": Compassion, Caring, Community, and Celebration.
The curriculum splits time evenly between classroom and laboratory instruction and supervised clinical placements in real hospitals and health centres.
Most lectures are delivered in Khmer, or in Khmer and English together, with a strong emphasis on improving English skills to widen graduates' career opportunities.
The Faculty maintains relationships across 13 countries — Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Korea, Japan, the USA, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, India, and France.
Faculty research activities focus on improving the quality of nursing and midwifery education, with the broader goal of improving healthcare for the people of Cambodia.
A values-led curriculum, equal time in real clinical settings, and a 13-country international network make UP a strong choice for nursing and midwifery education in Cambodia.
Most graduates go on to work in public hospitals and international private hospitals and clinics, often in well-compensated, in-demand roles.
Where Graduates Go
Most graduates work in public hospitals and international private hospitals and clinics, often in well-compensated roles.