Bachelor of Nursing (Hunter)

As one of the most trusted professions, nurses make a real difference to the health and wellbeing of the community and are essential within any healthcare system or facility. Nurses work in varied and fast-paced environments, providing quality health care to individuals, families and communities and are highly employable across Australia and around the world. Whichever direction you choose for your career as a registered nurse, when you study a Bachelor of Nursing, you can be sure that you will be making an important and meaningful contribution to society.

Applicants should note that each campus location has a unique UAC code for where students will undertake their on-campus studies. Those wishing to undertake the degree need to include the UAC code on their UAC application that matches the location for where they wish to study. Offers are made to a particular campus and are non-transferrable.

Once you are admitted, you must hold a current:

• Provide First Aid Certificate 
• HLTAID011 Mental Health
• First Aid Certificate.
  

Note: The Bachelor of Nursing works on an extended academic year, with professional experience placements generally commencing in mid-January and concluding early/mid-December.