Make a lasting difference. The combined Bachelor of Arts and Master of Nursing program develops analytical and critical capabilities alongside the skills and expertise you need to become a registered nurse. It opens up a wide range of career opportunities across both clinical and non-clinical settings. As an arts and nursing student, you will learn from leaders in the humanities and healthcare disciplines, gaining a broad interdisciplinary knowledge alongside leadership and critical thinking skills. The Master of Nursing combines hands-on learning with more than 800 hours of clinical placements to develop a comprehensive understanding of professional nursing practice. You will learn to understand the impact of nursing practice within local and global health contexts, and across changing healthcare systems. Upon graduation you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Complementing your nursing studies, the Bachelor of Arts allows you to explore your passions, interests and ambitions as you develop all-round professional capabilities. The University offers more than 15 languages at beginner and advanced level, along with choices in 45 other areas including economics, theatre and performance studies, social policy, international relations, Indigenous studies and film studies. You can complete this combined degree program in four years of full-time study, after which you will graduate with two qualifications. With a diverse range of experience and expertise, you will be highly employable in both clinical and non-clinical settings spanning nursing and healthcare, media and communications, government, community organisations and research. Majors Agricultural and Resource Economics (Major) American Studies (Major) Ancient Greek (Major) Ancient History (Major) Anthropology (Major) Arabic Language and Cultures (Major) Archaeology (Major) Art History (Major) Asian Studies (Major) Biblical Studies and Classical Hebrew (Major) Chinese Studies (Major) Cultural Studies (Major) Digital Cultures (Major) Econometrics (Major) Economics (Major) English (Major) European Studies (Major) Film Studies (Major) Financial Economics (Major) French and Francophone Studies (Major) Gender Studies (Major) Germanic Studies (Major) Hebrew (Modern) (Major) History (Major) Indigenous Studies (Major) Indonesian Studies (Major) International Relations (Major) International and Comparative Literary Studies (Major) Italian Studies (Major) Japanese Studies (Major) Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture (Major) Korean Studies (Major) Latin (Major) Linguistics (Major) Modern Greek Studies (Major) Music (Major) Philosophy (Major) Political Economy (Major) Politics (Major) Socio-Legal Studies (Major) Sociology (Major) Spanish and Latin American Studies (Major) Studies in Religion (Major) Theatre and Performance Studies (Major) Careers & future study Graduate opportunities Registered nurse in a range of healthcare settings and highly employable in a range of non-clinical settings including government, non-government organisations, business, education and research. Future study options Sydney Nursing School offers a range of advanced learning postgraduate specialty nursing programs, including cancer and haematology nursing , clinical nursing , clinical trials practice , emergency nursing , intensive care nursing , mental health nursing and nurse practitioner.