By the end of their study, students are expected to 

1. Have acquired the basic knowledge in nursing, physical therapy and occupational therapy, including anatomy, physiology and pathology
2. Have acquired the basic skills of nursing, physical therapy and occupational therapy
3. Have acquired the theories and skills to assess the patients from physical, psychological and social aspects, and provide appropriate assistance to help patient live independently in their community
4. Have acquired both the ability to work as a team and take on leadership in the collaboration of medical, health and welfare services
5. Be able to discuss subjectively about the relationship between health and medical services and the society
6. Have acquired high ethical standards and the ability to show empathy to others
7. Have acquired global perspective and capacity to contribute to the health of the people in local communities and international society