Bachelor of Nursing Science (Graduate Entry)

University of the Sunshine Coast - Moreton Bay

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Overview

Switch to a rewarding career in nursing. Use credit from another undergraduate degree you’ve completed to make the career change. Learn about anatomy and physiology, drug therapy, comprehensive health assessment and care of people. Learn via placements in hospitals, aged-care facilities, health agencies and community settings. When you graduate from this program, apply for registration as a nurse with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). In this program you will complete 800 hours of work placements in clinical settings where you'll assess and care for patients and learn about anatomy and physiology, comprehensive health assessment, and drug therapy. You can continue learning through an honours or Master’s program to specialise in nursing. For more information, visit Bachelor of Nursing Science (Graduate Entry) at UniSC - University of the Sunshine Coast.

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Potential Career Outcomes

Nurse in acute care, armed forces, community, rural, mental health, Indigenous health, aged care and industry settings.

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