Bachelor of Nursing

Course Details

The UTS Bachelor of Nursing provides an intensive, hands-on education for those aspiring to become Registered Nurses. Combining theoretical and clinical subjects, the course builds the competencies required for effective, compassionate healthcare. Our graduates are known for their dedication and are sought after in healthcare settings across Australia and internationally. Equipped with both technical skills and ethical grounding, they are positioned to lead, innovate, and improve health outcomes for diverse communities.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course structure: The course comprises 144 credit points, made up of nursing theory, science and clinical practice in a range of health facilities. Full-time students study four subjects per session and part-time students study two subjects per session. This course includes extensive nursing practice, which is a compulsory component. Students undertake nursing professional experience in a variety of healthcare and community settings. Clinical placements occur in blocks each session and are in addition to time spent in the nursing clinical practice laboratories that simulate the clinical environment. Inherent requirements are essential components. The placements involve morning and evening shifts and in the final year some night duty may occur. The final year of the program has prolonged periods of clinical experience.