Asia-Pacific International University

Mission Faculty of Nursing

Mission Faculty of Nursing

Her Majesty Queen Sirikit came to open the Nursing school building on December 2, 1958.

Dr. Ralph F. Waddell School of Nursing Originator

Ellen (Waddell) Nelson Director of Nursing School

1952-1953/1955-1959

Ruth M. Monroe

1947-1950 Wilma L. Leazer

1950-1952 Gertrude M. Green

1953-1955 Elizabeth Rogers

1959-1963

Salinee Navamaratna

Director (1963-1967

/1968-1972/1974-1986)

President (1986-1995)

Dean (1986-1992)

Apsorn Dabanand 1967-1968/1972-1974

Siriporn Tantipoonvinai

PhD, RN

President (1995-2006)

President Emerita

(2006-Present)

Chureewan Maneesang

PhD, RN

1992 – 2007

Pornpan Saminpanya

PhD, RN

2007 – 2010

Chantana Lortajakul

PhD, RN

2010 – Present

Degree: Bachelor of Nursing Science

B.N.S.

It is a four years program

Admission Qualifications - Minimum age 17

- Height 150 cm or more is preferable - M.6 Certificate issued by the Ministry of

Education or its equivalence - Healthy - Clear record of criminal charge and/or bad

conduct or behaviour problem

Selection Procedure

1. Application process

2. Entrance Examination by

- Written Examination

Science

Mathematics

English language

Thai language

- Interview

3. Health Examination

The total number of students admission is

90 students annually

The number of graduates is about 80

annually.

The success of the graduates is

100% of the graduates have job as

professional nurses in the variety of nursing fields

Curriculum First

year

2nd

year

3rd

year

4th

year Total

Bachelor of Nursing

Science 99 97 75 79 350

The students and Graduates of APIU Mission

Faculty of Nursing will be:

Having service mind to serve God and

humanity

Having characteristic of generosity, ethical,

self development and life skill to live in

society with valuable, happiness and useful

Caring people with professional

competences and integrated with Thai

cultures

This program was approved from the University Council Committee of APIU and accepted by Thai Nursing Council, Office of Higher Education Commission , and Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment

In 2012 , The nursing curriculum will use the Thai Quality Framework which has 6 competencies: Ethical and Moral, Knowledge, cognitive skill, Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility, Analytical, Communication, and Information Technology Skills and Psychomotor skill.