Varsity to help aspirants land jobs abroad – The Tribune
To apprise students of job opportunities abroad, especially in medical-allied services like nursing, Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) has introduced an innovative platform that acts as a bridge between skilled candidates and employers overseas.
In association with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), the university facilitates a recruitment process for nursing students, catering to the diverse healthcare needs across the world.
The state has 122 nursing institutes that produce around 4,000 postgraduates, graduates and diploma holders every year. While all of these qualified professionals are not absorbed in the state, the BFUHS has started supporting them by offering a safe and secure recruitment journey, protecting them from potential exploitation or fraudulent practices.
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