Nursing Schools and Colleges  in Malaysia
Kolej Kejururawatan

Adventist College of Nursing was established in 1993 in Penang for young people who are keen to pursue a career in the nursing profession.
The college offers a unique program in modern professional nurse theoretical and clinical competencies, professional ethics, teamwork, interpersonal skills, human communication, and the ability to adapt to various surroundings.

Penang Adventist Hospital (PAH) is the sponsoring institution for the college
 

Hospital Fatimah School of Nursing is a private Nursing School in Perak offering Trained Assistant Nurse (State Enrolled Nurse) 24 months course. Fees for the course is  RM 5,000 each year over a two-year period.

The School takes in a limited number of not more than 20 students per intake. Each student hence receives a considerable degree of personal attention

Pantai Institute of Health Science and Nursing was established in 1993 to train nurses for 7 Pantai Group of Hospitals. The institute has a long-standing reputation in providing nursing education which is well recognized locally and internationally.

Located in Bangsar, the Institute  train and develop a new generation of nurses and allied health professionals.

Tun Tan Cheng Lock College of Nursing, Assunta Hospital is Malaysia's first private nursing college.

Founded in 1961 by the Catholic Sisters of the Missionaries of Mary in Petaling Jaya.

Many of its past graduates have enjoyed successful careers in both the public and private sectors in Malaysia and overseas countries such as Australia, U.K., U.S.A, Canada, Singapore and the Middle East.

Sarawak Health Department train  nurses to promote, maintain and restore the optimum state health for each individual. Nurse in the health care team is to provide holistic health care in a variety of settings which include health education, prevention of illness, promotion of health, care of the acute and chronically ill, rehabilitation and even to a peaceful death.

MAHSA is a private nursing college established to raise the quality of nursing education and training and to become a world class nursing college of international repute.
MAHSA aims to produce outstanding, holistically educated professional nurse practitioners who will function either in the community or hospital.
 

Nilam College occupies a 16-storey building in Malacca  on over 6 acres of land area. The building houses lecture halls, tutorial classrooms, skills laboratories, mock wards, learning resource centre, faculty offices, student services offices and accommodation for 600 students.