College of Nursing

It is an abbreviation of "Norae-Sarang Malgeun Saemmul", a music club originally founded in 1987 by students of the College of Nursing and the College of Medicine at Pusan National University. The club was reorganized under the College of Nursing in 2019.
United by a shared interest in Korean protest songs (minjung gayo), members bond over their university life, engage in exchanges with students from other universities, and hold an original performance every summer.

Ttasim is an academic club for nursing students interested in global health. The members hold monthly study sessions on various topics related to international health and global healthcare issues.

Founded in 2021, the Mulgum Sarang Tennis Club brings members together weekly to share camaraderie and a passion for tennis. The club promotes a healthy lifestyle and the improvement of sports skills, allowing members to enjoy the fun and excitement of playing tennis together.

Vital Sign is the only band club within the College of Nursing. The band actively performs on various stages, including the Yangsan Campus festival, Haengrimje. Members can practice together in the band rehearsal room located on the third floor of the College of Nursing building.

The Young Nightingale Volunteer Society was originally established as a Red Cross-affiliated group formed by nursing faculty and clinical nurses. Since 2006, nursing professors who are members of the Young Nightingale have organized a student volunteer group composed of nursing students. Together, they provide health care services to elderly people living alone in vulnerable areas throughout Busan.

Jeans is the only dance club within the College of Nursing. Many popular senior male students known for their good looks are members of the club. They perform not only on stage during festivals but also at various other events. This club is created and driven by young people who love dance and have a passion for it.

The visual arts club mignon is dedicated to creating happiness through artistic activities and fostering emotional healing and mutual growth among nursing students. Through art therapy experiences, the club provides information on career exploration and nurtures talented individuals equipped with both artistic appreciation and a well-rounded humanities perspective by engaging in talent donation and art appreciation activities.

NVP is a volunteer club that conducts community service activities, partnering with global non-profit organizations focused on child welfare and senior day care centers. The club fosters teamwork between junior and senior members through social activities and provides opportunities to develop volunteer skills and gain practical experience.

Nurse Smashing is a club where members play table tennis to promote health and camaraderie, guided by the motto, “A healthy mind resides in a healthy body.” The club aims to improve the health and welfare of nursing students. In addition to table tennis, members have many opportunities to experience various other sports.

The name ONENESS combines “Nursing + the others,” reflecting the club’s focus on exploring the connections between nursing and other fields. Its purpose is to deeply investigate nursing as future nurses and to explore new career directions. Additionally, members engage in self-development activities such as volunteer work and discussions once a month.

PNA is a mentoring-based club aimed at fostering friendship, academic activities, and discussions to explore the roles of nurses.