University of Wollongong

Bachelor of Nursing

Undergraduate
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Details

University Location Wollongong, New South Wales
City Population 320,000
Student Population 35,076
Main Campus Wollongong
Program Campus Wollongong
Program Duration 3 years
Estimated Annual Tuition AUD$43,776 (2027 fees; subject to increase)
Semester Intake March
Application Deadline Rolling admissions*
CRICOS Provider 00102E
TEQSA PRV12062
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Overview

The University of Wollongong’s Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health combines world-leading research with hands-on learning, clinical experience and strong industry connections. Their accredited programs and use of advanced educational technologies ensure you graduate with the skills employers value.

Registered nurses play an important role in the healthcare system and are involved in a range of activities that are designed to provide care and support to people with acute, chronic and complex health conditions. As a nursing student at UOW, you’ll play an integral part in the treatment of individuals, families, communities, and whole populations.

Program

The Bachelor of Nursing at UOW prepares you for professional practice as a registered nurse by providing knowledge and skills to think critically and reflect across all aspects of nursing practice. This program incorporates a range of nursing subjects, basic sciences, research, ethics, and professional subjects relevant to contemporary nursing practice.

While studying nursing at UOW, you will develop an increased understanding of how social, cultural, economic, legal, political and ethical forces impact the nursing profession and health care.

Practical Placements
There will also be plenty of opportunities to apply theory to practice during 21 weeks  (840 hours) of professional workplace experience undertaken in hospitals, aged-care, and community facilities. You’ll be immersed in all elements of nursing throughout your studies to ensure you are ready for your transition to practice.

Career Opportunities

  • Clinical Nurse Consultant
  • Clinical Nurse Educator
  • Clinical Nurse Specialist
  • Disability Support Worker
  • Drug and Alcohol Specialist
  • Critical Care Nurse
  • Mental Health Nurse
  • Nurse Educator
  • Nurse Manager
  • Registered Nurse
  • Residential Manager
  • Specialist Nurse
  • Perioperative Nurse
  • Primary Health Care Nurse
  • Nursing Academic
  • Nurse Researcher

Admissions Requirements

Completed high school diploma
You must have a high school diploma with a minimum average of approximately 60%.

Admissions Timeline

*Offers are made throughout the year based on academic merit and subject to availability in the program. You’re encouraged to apply as early as possible.