The nursing major's curriculum is structured as follows:

In the Freshmen and Sophomore years, the focus is on foundational courses in the major, which include fundamental natural science subjects (Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology) and Humanities and social science courses (Human relationship and communication, Human Growth and Development, Introduction to Philosophy, Comtemporary Psychology of Communication).

As for major courses, students will study Medical Terminology in Nursing, Introduction to nursing, Fundamental Nursing, Fundamental Nursing Skills, Health assessment, Practice of Health Assessment, Nursing research, Nursing statistics and other elective major courses.

In the Junior and Senior years, the curriculum follows a block format, combining theory classes(8 weeks) and clinical practicum(8 weeks) each semester. The major theory courses include Adult nursing and Child and Adolescent Nursing, Women's health nursing, Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Community Public Health Nursing, nursing management, Traffic Accident Rehabilitation Nursing, and Gerontological Nursing. Clinical practicum courses include Practicum for Adult Nursing and Practicum for Child and Adolescent Nursing, Practicum for women's health nursing, Practicum for Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Practicum for Community Public Health Nursing, Practicum for nursing management, Practicum for Traffic Accident Rehabilitation Nursing, and Practicum for Gerontological Nursing along with other elective major courses.

Additionally, in the Senior year, students will participate in Integrated-Simulation Practicum and Integrated Core Fundamental Nursing Skills, where they apply the knowledge, skills, and attitudes learned in various courses to solve comprehensive problems.

Clinical practicum takes place in various healthcare settings, including Konkuk University Hospital, National Cancer Center, National Rehabilitation Center, Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital, Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital, Seoul Metropolitan Seonam Hospital, National Center for Mental Health, Soonchunhyang University Bucheon Hospital, Sejong Chungnam National University Hospital, Cheongju St. Mary's Hospital, Cheongju Medical Center, Cheongju Hana Hospital, Cheongju Korea Hospital, Chungju Senior Care Hospital, Jeungpyeong Senior Care Nursing Home, Chamsarang Hospital, local health centers, and healthcare clinics within Chungbuk Province (as of spring semester 2023). Specifically, for clinical practice in Cheongju, students can utilize the dormitory facilities provided by the department.

Furthermore, our university offers a teacher-training program, and students enrolled in this program will complete teacher training courses from the 2nd to the 4th year and obtain a 2nd-grade health education teacher qualification upon graduation.

As part of the extracurricular program, students engage in self-directed learning during the 3rd and 4th years. This program is designed to enhance nursing competence by mastering 18 core basic nursing skills, allowing graduates to confidently adapt to clinical practice as new nurses.

Teaching and learning methods include a variety of approaches to meet the learning objectives of each course, such as audiovisual materials, blended learning, case-based learning, discussions/debates, group activities, presentations, concept mapping, quiz, Q&A sessions, and simulation practice.

In particular, the university has established a simulation center equipped with various scenarios and simulators for adults, children, and standardized patients, enabling students to enhance their nursing competencies through simulation-based learning that replicates clinical situations.