04 February 2026

The Nursing Department has been accredited by HEPDAK

The Department of Nursing at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Üsküdar University, achieved a significant success following the evaluation process conducted by the Association for the Evaluation and Accreditation of Nursing Education Programs (HEPDAK). As a result of the evaluations, the Department of Nursing has been granted “Conditional Full Accreditation” for a period of two years.

A comprehensive evaluation process was conducted

As part of the accreditation process carried out by HEPDAK, the Nursing Department’s educational activities were examined in detail in terms of program outcomes, the academic staff structure, physical and technological infrastructure, assessment and evaluation processes, and continuous improvement efforts. The evaluations were meticulously carried out through on-site visits.

The quality of education was guaranteed by an independent institution

The “Conditional Full Accreditation” granted as a result of these reviews demonstrated that the Department of Nursing at Üsküdar University’s Faculty of Health Sciences has adopted a high-quality and sustainable educational approach in line with national education standards.

This accreditation is regarded as a significant indicator of quality assurance for the academic and practical educational activities carried out in the department.

A significant achievement for students and graduates…

The Department of Nursing’s accreditation by HEPDAK not only demonstrates that the quality of the education students receive has been validated by an independent institution but also contributes to enhancing graduates’ professional competence.

The accreditation process stands out as a key factor in supporting students’ competitiveness at both the national and international levels.

A quality-focused approach to education continues

Üsküdar University continues to strengthen its educational programs in line with its commitment to quality assurance and continuous improvement.

This accreditation achieved by the Department of Nursing in the Faculty of Health Sciences serves as a concrete demonstration of the university’s goal to train competent, well-equipped, and qualified professionals in the field of health.

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