University of Wollongong
1 year full-time or part-time equivalent
The Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) is an advanced postgraduate nursing program for exceptional students seeking to deepen their expertise through advanced coursework and research. Ideal for nurses with credit-level achievement in 300-level subjects who want to develop specialized knowledge and research capabilities in nursing practice.
Applicants must have attained a credit level or above in 300-level Nursing subjects. Academic and English language requirements apply. Eligibility for credit for prior learning is available. Prospective students should consult the Course Finder for specific entry requirements and contact the Academic Program Director prior to enrolment.
The program focuses on advanced nursing practice and research. Students complete either NMIH403 (part-time, 12 credit points per semester over 4 semesters) or NMIH404 (full-time, 24 credit points in a single semester). The curriculum emphasizes advanced clinical knowledge, evidence-based practice, critical analysis and synthesis of research, professional ethics, and the execution of research-based initiatives. Students develop skills in clinical application, problem-solving, and professional communication.
The University of Wollongong is a leading Australian research institution with a strong Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health. The program is designed for exceptional nursing students seeking advanced scholarship and research opportunities. UOW offers flexible delivery across multiple campuses and provides personalized support through the Academic Program Director.
Graduates are prepared for advanced nursing roles requiring specialized knowledge and research capabilities. Career opportunities include advanced clinical practice, nursing leadership positions, research roles in healthcare organizations, academic positions in nursing education, and specialized nursing practice in areas such as clinical research, policy development, and healthcare innovation.