Master of Nursing

Program Overview

UniSQ's online Master of Nursing offers five specializations: gerontology, clinical education, leadership and management, rural and remote health, and mental health. Students can tailor their enrollment to fit their schedules and career goals, focusing on clinical practice or health research. This flexible program is designed to enhance nurses' skills and knowledge to improve patient outcomes and advance their careers in various healthcare settings.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

UniSQ's Master of Nursing allows you to apply specialized knowledge, skills, and technical abilities across five different specializations including; gerontology, clinical education, leadership and management, rural and remote health, and mental health. You can also study a General specialization allowing you to personalize your degree. Build the specialist skills necessary to review data-based research while identifying and implementing best practice care for improving individual and community health outcomes. Develop advanced leadership skills enabling you to lead people and projects in a range of health care settings. Study this flexible Master of Nursing online and part-time, progressing your career while fitting study into your life and current occupation as a nurse. Tailor your enrolment pattern to suit your personal interests. Focus on the clinical aspects of nursing or select the research pathway to develop enhanced skills in health research.

Careers:

A Master of Nursing opens the doors to a range of specialized roles in the healthcare sector. At UniSQ, you can choose from a number of specialization areas to align with your career interests including, gerontology, clinical education, leadership and management in health, rural and remote health, and mental health. No matter what specialization path you choose to follow, a Master of Nursing will give you the skills to take the next step in your nursing career. You’ll emerge with the skills to identify and implement best practice care and make a positive impact on individual and community health outcomes.

Other:

• The program is delivered online and part-time, allowing students to balance their studies with their personal and professional commitments.
• The program is designed to be flexible, allowing students to tailor their enrolment pattern to suit their individual needs.
• Students can choose to focus on the clinical aspects of nursing or select the research pathway to develop enhanced skills in health research.
• The program is taught by experienced faculty members who are actively involved in research and practice.
• The program is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC).