Course results for Australian Catholic University Nursing Degrees

Care for patients with heart diseases and conditions. You’ll gain specialist skills and knowledge to support patients needing cardiovascular care. Graduate and progress into more rewarding roles or continue your nursing studies.

Build on your mental health nursing skills and experience. Upskill to provide personalised care focused on recovery. You’ll cover social inclusion, healthcare ethics, and CBT. Reflect on your practice. Build leadership skills. 

Add a formal postgraduate mental health qualification to your nursing skill set. You’ll cover current mental health perspectives and practices. Build leadership skills. Intervene and support people in their recovery from mental illness.

For registered nurses striving to provide effective, culturally sensitive, and patient-focused care. You’ll cover anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and more. Analyse and tackle complex clinical presentations with confidence. Connect theory and practice.

Care for patients in operating suites and day surgery units. You’ll gain the specialist skills and knowledge needed to provide comprehensive management of patients in surgery. Graduate and progress into more rewarding roles or continue your nursing studies.

Care for patients in with life-threatening conditions. You’ll gain the specialist skills and knowledge needed to respond to complex healthcare problems. Graduate and progress into more rewarding roles or continue your nursing studies.

Care for patients with complex health conditions. This medical specialisation delves into a range of acute and chronic conditions patients present with in medical facilities. Graduate and progress into more rewarding roles or continue your studies.

Add a valued speciality practice to your nursing knowledge and experience. You’ll explore current neurological and neurosurgical theory and practices. Extend your clinical nursing skills across the continuum of care. Broaden your job prospects.

Care for patients with complex health conditions. Gain the specialist skills and knowledge needed to help vulnerable patients and people at high risk of renal disease. Graduate and progress into more rewarding roles or continue your nursing studies.

Expand your nursing knowledge. Connect theory, practice and research. Evaluate challenges facing clinical practice within the broader health care sector. Contribute to values-based professional practice in dynamic and challenging environments.