Bachelor of Nursing
The University of South Australia's Bachelor of Nursing program has been designed to prepare nurses to meet healthcare delivery requirements in the 21st century and respond to Australian and international healthcare trends.
As well as studying contemporary theory, in both a traditional and online environment, students undertake a range of practical learning experiences through simulation-based learning in nursing laboratories and placements.
Nurses play a key role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals who are sick, injured or in need of health support programs. Nurses work in a variety of healthcare settings including community health centres, hospitals, aged and rehabilitative care facilities, industrial sites, schools and the homes of individuals.
The School of Nursing and Midwifery at the University of South Australia employs an academic team that maintain close associations with industry within their area of speciality to ensure our programs remain relevant to the changing needs of industry. Clinical placements prepare graduates for their chosen profession.
We provide a range of study opportunities via innovative programs that offer diversity and can be accessed throughout the world via flexible delivery methods. You can study full-time, part-time, internal, external or mix-mode and the materials are available online. Our programs are flexible and you can change your mode of study throughout the program. Academic staff within the School are experienced and skilled in teaching and supporting students.
Program Information:
Students should refer to the program information webpage (see links below) for the current program details:
Bachelor of Nursing (IBNU)
Bachelor of Nursing (Post-Registration) (Registered Midwife Entry)
Bachelor of Nursing (Post-Registration) (Registered Nurse Entry)
Current Nursing & Midwifery Program Brochure:
Prospective Student Information - 2010 Brochure (PDF)
Further Information:
Click the links below for further information on those topics:
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Course Evaluation Instruments (CEIs) Through CEIs you can start giving your school feedback to improve & preserve the quality you have known to study with at UniSA. These occur at the end of your courses each study period
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Program Director Discussion Site This discussion page allows you to post questions which either your colleagues or the Program Directors will respond to
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Science Preparation This four-day workshop is designed to help students who are about to commence Nursing or Midwifery at the University of South Australia
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Science Tutors available for Human Body 1 & 2 and Scientific Basis for Clinical Practice 1 & 2 (DOC)
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Skills Lab Practice Sessions
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Study Plans All students will be required to complete this table - enabling you to develop your own individual study plan
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Summer School 2009-2010
Queries and Appointments
For all queries and to make appointments with your stage level Program Director: