This Diploma of Health Sciences (Nursing) program is designed for individuals with a strong desire to care for others and make a positive impact on people's lives through a rewarding career in nursing. The program provides a comprehensive study of nursing, incorporating simulated practice, fieldwork, inter-professional learning, contemporary blended learning methods, and advanced clinical development. Please note that some Stage 2 units may commence earlier than the standard semester dates, requiring availability from the first week of January for clinical placements. From 2024, the nursing program will have a February intake only. This diploma serves as a pathway to Curtin University's Bachelor of Science (Advanced Nursing) and is not an Enrolled Nursing qualification. It is important to review Curtin University's inherent requirements for nursing courses.
The program is structured in two stages. Stage 1 involves completing core units and one elective, while Stage 2 focuses on core nursing units. Some units are taught in conjunction with Curtin University students, meaning Curtin University policies and processes will apply.
Upon successful completion of this diploma, you can progress to Curtin University's Bachelor of Science (Advanced Nursing). Potential career roles include:
Additional costs may apply depending on your course and stream.
This diploma is a pathway program designed to lead into Curtin University's Bachelor of Science (Advanced Nursing). It provides comprehensive study in nursing, including simulated practice and fieldwork, but is not an Enrolled Nursing qualification.
Upon successful completion, you can progress to Curtin University's Bachelor of Science (Advanced Nursing). Potential career roles in nursing include Clinical Nurse, Mental Health Nurse, Aged Care Nurse, Healthcare Specialist, Community Nurse, or Defence Nurse.
From 2024, the nursing program will have a February intake only. Some Stage 2 units may commence earlier than standard semester dates, requiring availability from the first week of January for clinical placements.
International applicants should visit the Curtin College 'Apply Now' page, submit an online application, meet academic and English language proficiency requirements, and provide all necessary documents. After receiving an offer, accept it and pay the required fees.
International tuition fees are available by referring to the 'Course Fees' and 'Additional costs' links provided on the program page. Additional costs may apply depending on your course and stream.