Graduates work professionally as nurses in diverse settings such as:
Once you become registered as a nurse, your job prospects are very good with most students gaining employment within the first six months after completion of their course. Most final year nursing students will know if they have a graduate nurse position by December of their final year.
CSU nursing graduates work in health agencies across NSW and interstate, and many have sought overseas registration and now work overseas.
After registration, you may specialise within an area of nursing that interests you. For example, after achieving your Bachelor of Nursing degree, you may study further to become qualified in a specialist area of nursing such as mental health, high dependency, paediatric and midwifery nursing at Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master level.
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On campus; Distance education
Albury-Wodonga; Bathurst; Dubbo; Wagga Wagga
Session 1; Session 2
Undergraduate
3 years full-time on campus. A maximum period of four and a half years applies.
3 to 4 years by distance education depending on the amount of credit awarded with a maximum period of five and a half years.
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"We have the ability to experience 26 weeks of clinical placement before we actually become a Registered Nurse"
Offers registered nurses the unique opportunity of undertaking their theoretical and clinical practice components.
"I had wanted to become a nurse for many years and CSU provided the perfect opportunity to secure the qualifications necessary to forge a career in the health sector."
Students are provided with the opportunity to gain formal mental health certificate, diploma or degree qualifications.
Introduction to the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Indigenous Health