Nursing (Acute Care) (1.5 years)
Be at the forefront of patient treatment and recovery and advance your career prospects with a career in acute care nursing. These courses will allow you to examine complex issues associated with nursing critically ill patients in a range of nursing environments and clinical settings including emergency, intensive care, and neonatal care.
The skills and expertise of acute care nurses are necessary when urgent medical attention is needed, such as in cases of severe injuries, acute care surgery, chronic conditions, and infectious diseases.
The role of an acute care nurse is varied and constantly evolving. Acute care nurses have immediate impacts on the lives of their patients and their families.
Quick Facts
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Duration: |
1.5 years |
Start Date: |
March, July |
Tuition Fee: |
$34,000 |
Location: |
Bedford Park, Australia |
CRICOS code: |
088943C |
Delivery mode: |
On campus External Online |
What you will study
The Master of Nursing (Acute Care) will provide you with the opportunity to develop your advanced, theoretical, and practical knowledge and skills in acute care nursing and apply them in a range of situations. This course aims to enable you to contribute to the development of nursing and healthcare in the acute care field.