Master of Nursing

Students undertake a combination of core and elective subjects, covering topics such as advanced nursing practices, healthcare management, and patient-centred care. These courses provide a deeper and more focused exploration compared to undergraduate studies, helping students to specialise in areas like mental health, aged care, etc.
A significant advantage of the master’s by Coursework format is the opportunity for industry placements, short theses, or projects, which allow students to apply their knowledge in real-world healthcare settings. This hands-on experience is invaluable for gaining practical insights and developing skills needed for leadership or advanced clinical roles.
Typically completed in two years full-time, this flexible and focused program prepares graduates not only for leadership positions but also for roles in healthcare research, education, or advanced clinical practice.
Graduates of the Master of Nursing by Coursework are well-equipped to step into higher-level roles, contribute to healthcare innovation, and lead teams in delivering high-quality, patient-centred care. This blend of academic rigor and practical experience ensures that they are ready to take on challenges in a constantly evolving healthcare landscape.