Master of Nursing @ Wollongong

 

The Master of Nursing is designed to prepare nurses for senior roles in nursing and in the health care system. It is a program of either selected coursework, or by a combination of coursework and a major project.

The aims of the program are to prepare candidates with beginning competence in research methods and design and provide candidates with important current evidence based health care and nursing information. The main objectives are to provide an academic avenue for professional development, knowledge and comprehension of research methods and design, and of evidence based practice.

Study Mode:

  • One year full time.
  • Two intakes per year.

Eligibility :

A Bachelor degree in Nursing of at least three years duration or a Graduate Certificate in Nursing from a recognised tertiary institution is required.

International students are required to have achieved an overall IELTS score of 6.5, with a level of at least 6.0 in all bands, reading and writing, speaking and listening.

Course Requirements:

The Master of Nursing is a 48 credit point program that may consist entirely of coursework, or may be a combination of coursework and a major project. There are 24 credit points of core subjects that all students must complete. The remaining 24 credit points can be made up from the elective subject list below, or the student may elect to complete their program by undertaking a research project (Major Project).

Course Structure:

  Subjects (by year) Session Credit Points
  Core Subjects
GHMB950 Reflective Practice 1 Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB951 Reflective Practice 2 Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB923 Legal and Professional Issues Autumn 6
GHMD984 Health Research Methodology Spring 6
  Elective Subjects
GHMB902 Effective Management in Health Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB903 Scientific and Quantitative Development in Acute Care Nursing Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB906 Acute Care Nursing: Reflections on Practice Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB925 Effective Leadership in Health Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB926 Effective Clinical Mentorship in Health Autumn or Spring 6
GHMB955 Dementia Care Across Settings Autumn 6
GHMB956 Policy and Practice in the Care of Older People Spring 6
GHMB957 Rehabilitation: Concepts and Practice Spring 6
GHMD913 Alcohol and Other Drug Studies Autumn 6
GHMD904 Epidemiology Spring 6
GHMD905 Social Foundations of Public Health Autumn 6
GHMD906 Quality Management for Health Services Autumn 6
GHMD908 Health Services Planning and Evaluation Spring 6
GHMD909 Comparative Health Systems Spring 6
GHMD912 Health Promotion Autumn 6
GHMD924 Health Information Systems Autumn 6
GHMD925 Aboriginal Health Issues Spring 6
GHMD936 Public Health Nutrition Autumn 6
  Students who elect to undertake research enrol in:
GHMB997 Major Project Autumn or Spring 24

Cost of the Program:

Contact us for the detailed fee structure.