Master of Nursing

This program is suitable for those students who have a special interest in research and who want to engage in an in-depth probe of an issue of concern to the nursing profession with the aid of supervision.

The degree is presented on the basis of a thesis showing a grasp of the knowledge and skills relevant to the area of investigation as well as a critical appreciation and understanding of the relationship of his or her own work to that of others.

• Aged care researcher
• Clinical education researcher
• Consumer wellbeing researcher
• Diabetes management researcher
• Ethics researcher
• Leadership researcher
• Mental health researcher
• Patient safety researcher
• Technologies researcher
• Workforce development researcher
• Workplace and practice development researcher

• Academic IELTS of 6.5 overall with no band less than 6.0; or equivalent
• Bachelor degree and subsequent additional honours degree (first or second class) which includes a dissertation demonstrating the ability to undertake reasearch at a Masters level; OR Honours equivalence, such as a combination of professional, qualification and research experience, including Masters by coursework.