The Bachelor of Nursing curriculum is structured to progressively build knowledge and skills, moving from foundational concepts to advanced clinical practice. The program integrates theoretical coursework with practical simulations and extensive clinical placements.

1. Year 1: Foundations of Nursing Practice
   • Focus on core nursing principles, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and basic clinical skills.
2. Year 2: Acute and Chronic Care Nursing
   • Development of skills in managing complex health conditions, including medical-surgical nursing, mental health, and aged care.
3. Year 3: Advanced Nursing and Professional Practice
   • Emphasis on leadership, community health, evidence-based practice, and preparing for professional registration and employment.

• Academic qualifications
  • Successful completion of a recognized secondary education qualification equivalent to the Australian Year 12, with strong results.
  • Specific prerequisite subjects and minimum ATAR/equivalent scores apply. Background in Biology or Human Biology is often beneficial.
• Work experience (if applicable)
  • While not mandatory, any volunteer or paid experience in healthcare settings is viewed favorably.

Language Proficiency

• English language requirements (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL)
  • For international students, demonstrated English language proficiency is required. Acceptable tests include IELTS (Academic) with a minimum overall score of 7.0 (with no band less than 7.0), or TOEFL iBT with a minimum overall score of 94 (with a minimum of 24 in listening, 24 in reading, 23 in speaking, and 27 in writing).