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Gain specialist knowledge in defence, security and geopolitics. Build skills to design evidence-based policy. Learn from leaders. Network and collaborate. Graduate prepared for impactful roles in government, defence, or international organisations.

Develop practical skills in professional communication. Apply your learnings to a career in public relations, journalism and related communications roles. Or, build on your skills with further postgraduate study.

Learn how to include scheduled medicines and diagnostics in your holistic care plans. Explore applied pharmacology. Unpack antenatal screening and diagnostics tests. You’ll study current professional guidelines and work towards endorsement as a prescriber.

Learn to improve health at community-scale. You’ll cover biology, epidemiology, and data analysis. Explore public health policy. Use media and advocacy. Consider social and environmental factors. Graduate ready to create change locally and globally.

Take a broad, non-clinical approach to community services and care. You’ll cover public health, disability, and ageing. Study the human body and mind. Explore laws and policies. Graduate ready to improve wellbeing across diverse settings.

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 and their families during complex emergency presentations. Gain the skills and confidence to make critical assessments and decisions. Explore leadership and how you can contribute to transforming the emergency nursing environment.

Gain an overview of the theory, research methodology, and the workings of the criminal justice system. Study crime analysis, mapping, intelligence, forensic mental health, prevention, and law and behaviour to work in criminal justice fields.

Add a specialist qualification in Paediatric Nursing once you’ve become a registered nurse. Understand the needs of the ill child and the importance of supporting the family. Explore evidence-based practice, assessment, communication and ethics.