Master of Nursing Practice at Monash University
If you’ve completed a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a recognised university, the Master of Nursing will help you become a highly skilled healthcare professional, preparing you for a career in this rewarding and well-respected profession.
Why nursing at Monash?
As one of Australia’s largest providers of education for doctors, nurses and midwives Monash University offers a wide range of programmes. By studying with us you will become part of a community that focuses on translating research discoveries into positive outcomes for patients. You will benefit from our strong hospital network and learn from academics who are pioneering new health discoveries.
How do Monash research capabilities help?
Our links to leading research centres (STEM cell science, regenerative medicine, IVF, etc) and teaching hospitals across metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria will give you access to outstanding facilities and allow you to learn from some of the most experienced and capable medical practitioners and researchers in the country.
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Lee Horsley was previously running his own plant nursery, juggling 60-hour working weeks and raising a young family. Today the horticulture graduate is back at university studying for a new career in nursing.
He enrolled in Monash University’s Master of Nursing Practice, an accelerated programme for graduates with non-nursing bachelor degrees. “For the first time I feel that I am doing what I should be doing,” he said.
On his first day at Monash, Lee was surprised to discover that nursing required a lot of technical knowledge and a lot more responsibility than he had expected. “The course has been challenging, especially as it is an accelerated programme, but I love a challenge.”
Students in the Master of Nursing Practice spend half the week in class and the other half in clinical practice. Lee said the curriculum was well matched to the clinical experience, giving students an opportunity to immediately apply academic knowledge.
He said the highlights of his nursing experience so far included the satisfaction of providing care to a patient struggling to care for themselves.
When he completes the programme, Lee hopes to spend some time working on hospital wards consolidating his nursing skills before specialising in coronary care
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