At Harsha, we firmly hold on to the belief that education is largely responsible for developing the next generation of change-makers. The last decade has witnessed a remarkable transformation in the way healthcare is being provided across the globe. The medical procedures and technologies that were deemed as relevant a few years ago may not yield the desired results in the present times. Thanks to the on-going developments in the world of medical science. We at Harsha, aspire to keep our students updated with each of these developments, thereby making them employable in all the major medical institutions across the globe. By doing so, we aspire to foster global citizens with a much wider international perspective.

Yes, that’s exactly what we at Harsha encourage our students to do. That’s because we do not just believe in merely knowing the ‘WHAT’, but also the ‘HOWs’ and the ‘WHYs’ behind every process that governs the modern-day world. Often during lectures, students tend to have questions to which they eagerly look for answers. However, most of them prefer not asking them upfront usually due to shyness or possible fear. But, we don’t want students to miss even a single opportunity to further enhance their existing knowledge, and therefore, our teachers are trained to encourage students to ask questions.

The field of nursing requires students to perform innumerable practical examinations during the entire duration of the course. These practical sessions require specialized laboratories, well-equipped to carry out all the necessary procedures such as monitoring blood pressures, drawing blood, wound care, oxygenation therapy and catheterization to name a few. Each of our students will be accompanied by an experienced and a professional nurse during practical examinations and procedures. While all our nursing courses contain the necessary theoretical learning material, we stress more upon offering our students a hands-on experience of situations they might encounter in the real world.