Dual Preparatory School with General Nursing

The Dual-Track High School with General Nursing (BEG) is a technical-baccalaureate program that trains professionals in general nursing, with a solid theoretical foundation and extensive practical training in hospitals and health centers, always with a humanistic and ethical approach and a commitment to life. Upon graduation, you will be able to offer comprehensive care, focused on the prevention and care of people's basic needs.

Studying this program at UDEM represents an opportunity to develop a meaningful vocation of service in an academic environment of excellence. You will be connected with over 16 agreements with public and private institutions for clinical internships. Additionally, the program provides technical training, humanistic values, and an ethical focus that prepares you to participate in healthcare from basic to community levels.

This high school program lasts eight semesters, plus one year of social service at the end, which totals approximately four academic years.

The BEG curriculum combines subjects in nursing, basic sciences, and humanistic education. These include introduction to nursing, microbiology, basic pharmacology, medical-surgical pathology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric nursing, ethics, bioethics, health administration, developmental psychology, research, deontology, and values seminars. Furthermore, throughout the program, you will undertake specialized clinical internships from early stages of your training.

Throughout their training, students combine theory with extensive practical experiences in hospitals and health centers, thanks to UDEM's agreements. They also participate in workshops, laboratories, and values seminars, and may have access to exchange programs or international experiences within UDEM's health network.

A technical-baccalaureate in general nursing is trained to provide basic and comprehensive care: identifying fundamental needs, applying first aid procedures, participating in health promotion, and providing humanized care. They can collaborate under supervision in clinical care teams at various levels of assistance.

As a graduate of the BEG program, you can work in various health institutions—public or private—in primary, outpatient, and hospital care, as well as in community promotion and support in school or care settings. The humanistic and technical training qualifies you to perform roles in different areas of the health sector.

This program is aimed at young people with a vocation for service and a desire to develop in caring for others' health. If you are interested in direct patient care, showing empathy, working in a team under ethical standards, and having a human-centered approach to care, the BEG can be an excellent option. During the advising session, you can review the curriculum and design your academic path with the help of a simulator adapted to this program.

Participating in an exchange program during your studies offers a unique experience that enriches both your curriculum vitae (CV) and your personal and professional development. Studying abroad gives you the opportunity to gain new perspectives, develop intercultural skills, and expand your international network of contacts. Furthermore, this experience gives you a competitive advantage in the job market, as it demonstrates your ability to adapt to new environments and challenges. Would you like to study abroad? Discover the exchange options that UDEM offers. Visit our internationalization page for more information: Internacionalización UDEM.