
This honours program focuses on developing your research capabilities within a strong clinical practice framework. You will investigate a contemporary health issue of your choice, explore areas like maternal and child health, acute and complex adult care, and health professional education. The program is designed for registered nurses looking to transition into academic or professional research roles, and is delivered through a blend of coursework and a significant research project.
The program is structured with a coursework component and a research component, totalling 96 units. The final honours classification depends on your overall percentage results in eight specified courses, including achieving at least 50% in the Research Project.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of career paths in health care, research, and academia.
Please note that entry requirements are subject to change. For specific prerequisites for individual courses, refer to the course descriptions.
Fees are indicative and subject to change. CSP refers to Commonwealth Supported Places.
Graduates may be eligible for membership with the Australian College of Nursing.
No, the Bachelor of Nursing Science (Honours) program is only available to domestic students.
The program has a duration of 1 year and consists of 96 units.
Graduates are prepared for careers such as an academic, nurse researcher, or a registered nurse in various contexts within health care, research, and academia.
The indicative 2026 tuition fee for domestic students with Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) is A$5,336.