Take your nursing practice to the next level.
This program will empower you to shape the future development and delivery of health care services. You’ll develop your clinical specialisation in Community and Primary Health Care, Clinical Practice Education, Paediatric Care or Mental Health, or tailor your studies to suit your career goals.
This program will empower you to shape the future development and delivery of health care services. You’ll develop your clinical specialisation in Community and Primary Health Care, Clinical Practice Education, Paediatric Care or Mental Health, or tailor your studies to suit your career goals.
This flexible program can be completed entirely online (subject to course availability), or as a combination of online and on-campus learning options.
Progress on to the Master of Nursing (Clinical Leadership) to cement your place as a health care leader.
In this program you will:
• Advance your knowledge and understanding in an area of health research or practice.
• Prepare yourself for clinical leadership and advanced practice roles.
• Have the option to finish in one semester, in the four-elective path.
Career opportunities:
Graduates will extend their career pathways in leadership, clinical education and clinical practice roles.
Admission requirements:
• AQF Level 7 Bachelor of Nursing award
• Applicants who are Registered Nurses registered with AHPRA who do not have a Bachelor qualification may be considered for admission based on extensive industry experience.
Professional recognition:
Graduates may apply for membership with eligible clinical nursing organisations.
Program structure
Required courses (4) 48 units
Select a 4 course specialisation (48 units) from:
Clinical Studies
Community and Primary Health
Mental Health
Paediatric Care
Practice Education
For students enrolled in Semester 2, 2020 as part of the Australian Government's COVID-19 online short course initiative:
Select 4 courses from the following list:
NUR704 Engineering Project 1
NUR708 Engineering Project 2
NUR709 Image Processing and Machine Vision
NUR713 Communications Engineering (Hardware and protocols)
NUR722 Robotics and Autonomous Systems
NUR740 Foundations of Engineering
NUR751 Introduction to Applied Mathematics
Note: Program structures are subject to change. Not all USC courses are available on every USC campus.
Total units: 48
Program requirements and notes
Program requirements
In order to graduate you must:
- Successfully complete 48 units as outlined in the Program Structure
- Complete a listed specialisation* in Clinical Studies, Community and Primary Health, Mental Health, Paediatric Care or Practice Education
Program notes
- *Specialisations may only be available to students studying part-time, depending on course availability each year