The Graduate Certificate in Nursing is designed to prepare nurses for leadership roles in the health care system, or for further academic study in Nursing at postgraduate level. The qualification is also ideal for practitioners seeking to advance their careers. This course is designed to allow professional development to occur in tandem with academic rigour. The program aims to provide an academic avenue for professional development. UOW's Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health is proud to offer the Graduate Certificate in Nursing as one of these courses. Interested applicants who are eligible* and available to study between May and December 2020 can undertake this degree at the heavily discounted rate of $1,250, enjoying the same world class learning experience and tangible outcomes they would if they were to study at any time. Visit the Discounted Short Courses website for more information and how to apply.

The Diploma of Nursing has been designed to help you build knowledge and skills in a practical learning environment. Through on-campus simulation laboratories and industry placements, you'll graduate ready to help others. There continues to be a high demand for enrolled nurses, and job expectations in this field are strong. In this nationally-accredited diploma, you will gain the skills to help provide acute, curative and rehabilitative care under the direction of a registered nurse. You'll learn to work with patients of all ages in different environments. There is a focus on aged care, community, acute care and mental health. You'll also learn how to administer intravenous medications and gain the skills in acute care, which involves medical and surgical nursing skills.

The University of Newcastle's Master of Nursing will enhance your skills in professional leadership, clinical education, health care improvement, research, and evidence-based practice. You will have the opportunity to further develop your individual areas of interest whilst exploring and learning to adapt to the challenging and constantly changing landscape of professional nursing.

The Master of Nursing Practice is a two-year graduate entry master degree that can lead you to be eligible for registration as a nurse. In this comprehensive program of study, you will cover a diverse range of simulated practice and fieldwork, interprofessional learning, contemporary blended learning and advanced clinical development.