Master of Nursing

The master of nursing course duration is of two years that will improve your abilities in research, evidence-based practice, clinical education, professional leadership, and health care sectors.

The first year of the course focuses on the social context of nursing in general and the Australian health system whereas, the second year covers comprehensive nursing practices.

• You must have a bachelor’s degree in nursing or equivalent qualification.
• You must be currently registered as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA).
• You must have a minimum of one to two years of relevant clinical or professional experience post-registration.
• Provide English Language Proficiency in IELTS score of 7.0 or equivalent TOEFL/PTE score.
• Provide official transcripts from previous studies.
• Provide letters of recommendation from employers or academic supervisors.
• Provide statement of purpose outlining career goals.

• You can integrate diverse disciplines for health and disease management.
• You can perform nursing assessments and interventions within legal and ethical boundaries.
• You can critically appraise research evidence for common health problems.
• It will be easier for you to understand Australian healthcare system policy and organizational context.
• You can effectively practice in health promotion and education roles.
• You can identify knowledge gaps in nursing care delivery and use research skills to address them.

• public or private hospitals
• community centers
• specialist clinics
• Nurse practitioner
• Nurse Educator
• care centers
• General Practitioner clinics
• Schools
• Advanced nurse practitioner
• Clinical nurse specialist, etc.