College of Nursing
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Nursing Program
The St. Michael’s College Nursing Program develops clinically excellent and critically-thinking nurses who lead with compassion. We nurture professionals dedicated to health equity, genuine inclusivity, and profound social responsibility (CSR). Rooted in transformative Ignacian-Marian virtues and animated by the love of Mary and Jesus Christ, our program guides students to embody faith, excellence, and service. Graduates understand the moral responsibility of their professional power to heal and respect the ethical stewardship of intellectual property. Our global vision includes active advocacy for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, promoting good health (SDG 3), quality education (SDG 4), and reduced inequalities (SDG 10). We instill a deep moral responsibility toward creation (SDG 13), preparing graduates to champion sustainable, climate-conscious healthcare for a transformed and healthier world.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply foundational knowledge from sciences and humanities, integrating evidence-based practice and techno-intelligent systems to deliver safe, inclusive, and holistic care.
- Practice nursing ethically in accordance with legal and moral principles, demonstrating professional integrity and faithful fulfillment of obligations, all animated by the love of Mary and Jesus Christ and rooted in Catholic teaching.
- Communicate effectively, tactfully, and with cultural inclusivity when engaging with diverse stakeholders, and collaborate productively within multi-disciplinary teams.
- Utilize beginning leadership and management skills, demonstrating a clear understanding of the moral responsibility toward the power entrusted to them, to ethically guide client care and contribute to team goals.
- Integrate the core values of Faith, Excellence, and Service, manifesting as compassionate communication, active social responsibility (CSR), and a commitment to helping the needy. This includes advocacy for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and demonstrating a moral responsibility toward creation by promoting environmental stewardship.
- Engage in research and lifelong learning with a passion for professional excellence, demonstrating ethical conduct and respect for intellectual property, while applying entrepreneurial skills to serve community health needs.
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Graduates of the Nursing Program will become:
- Clinical practitioners who deliver specialized, compassionate care in diverse hospital units.
- Community and public health advocates who promote wellness and health equity for diverse populations.
- Global-ready professionals prepared for high-demand nursing positions in the international healthcare market.
- Nurse leaders and managers who guide clinical teams and advance healthcare organizations.
- Specialists in emerging fields such as nursing informatics, quality assurance, pharmaceuticals and clinical research.
- Health policy advocates and educators who pursue advanced degrees to shape the future of global healthcare.
For further inquiries, you may reach us through this email: [email protected]

Irene Cheeries Enriquez RN, MN
Dean
Zsidrick John P. Alivio, RN, LPT, MN, SO2
Faculty
Jacklyn N. Avila RN, MAN, ECOTECH, SO2
Faculty
Mae F. Cabigon RN, MN
Faculty
Sally L. Balase RN,MN
faculty
Gerlyn L. Gingoyon RN, MN
faculty
Annie Krystel M. Elnas RN, MN
Faculty
Cristy A. Lasmarias RN, MN
FACULTY
Kim Joseph L. Villamor RN, MN, SO2
FACULTY
Erahcel C. Samong RN, MAN
Faculty