Master of Nursing

Graduates of any Bachelor of Nursing program can acquire the necessary skills to collaborate with other healthcare professionals and deliver top-notch patient care while honing their leadership abilities in nursing.

Completing a Bachelor of Nursing degree provides you with the eligibility to seek registration as an Enrolled Nurse through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, subject to accreditation of the course.

Specializations

Some universities offer specialized tracks for international students who are applying for a Master's in Nursing, such as those focusing on Nursing Practice and Nursing Science.

Course Duration

It takes two years of full-time or four years of part-time study to earn a Master of Nursing.

Eligibility Requirements

• Completion of an applicable Bachelor's degree or its equivalent is required academically.
• Additionally, a minimum Academic IELTS score of 7.0 with no individual band lower than 7.0, or an equivalent qualification, is necessary for English proficiency.

*Institutions or universities may have different requirements for the IELTS score

Fees

Tuition fees for this program typically vary from $35,000 to $40,000 annually. Scholarships based on merit are offered by various providers of Master's in Nursing programs. For instance, certain universities may grant a 20% reduction in tuition fees throughout the program.

Intakes

The Masters of Nursing program accepts new students in both February and July. It is a popular program, so available slots can fill up fast.