Bachelor of Nursing

The Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Queensland prepares students for a rewarding career in healthcare by providing comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for nursing practice. This three-year degree consists of various units of study designed to equip students with understanding in areas such as health assessment, pharmacology, clinical practice, and communication in health care settings. Students will engage in a combination of classroom learning and hands-on experiences through clinical placements, which allow them to apply their skills in real-world scenarios under the supervision of experienced professionals.

In accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), this bachelor degree comprises 24 units of study, which are structured over six semesters. Each unit carries credit points that contribute to the completion of the programme. Students also have the opportunity to engage in a capstone project that synthesises their learning and showcases their competencies. Additionally, the programme includes work-integrated learning components, ensuring that students are workplace-ready upon graduation.

The Bachelor of Nursing is suited for individuals who are passionate about healthcare, empathetic, and ready to make a difference in people's lives. Graduates will develop critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and communication skills, all of which are essential in providing high-quality patient care. The emphasis on both theoretical knowledge and practical experience positions graduates to excel in various settings across the healthcare landscape.

• Registered Nurse in hospitals and healthcare facilities
• Community Health Nurse
• Clinical Nurse Specialist
• Midwife (upon further study)
• Healthcare Administrator