This four-year program will prepare you to work as both a registered nurse and midwife in settings including public health, rural and community hospitals, and specialist services that provide medical or surgical care to mothers and babies. Benefit from two innovative programs that were developed in consultation with healthcare professionals. Take a narrative and patient/woman-focused approach to learning, integrating practice across diverse and complex healthcare environments. Learn from lecturers who are among the best in Australia and are leaders in both teaching and research. You will undertake theoretical courses that focus on specific case studies, so you can organize your thinking and apply everything you're learning. Be confident and job-ready thanks to more than 1000 hours of supervised clinical placements at one of UQ's partner hospitals, commencing in your first semester of study. You will also complete extended clinical placements in your final year. Career outcomes Graduates of the Bachelors of Nursing/Midwifery are distinguished by their breadth of knowledge, professional readiness, initiative, and problem-solving skills. Our graduates typically find employment in a range of different public and private healthcare settings, maternity and neonatal care settings, teaching and research centres, rural and remote health clinics, and aid organisations. Specific roles include: Aged care Antenatal, birthing and post natal nursing Community and primary care nursing Critical care (such as emergency) Indigenous health Medical/surgical nursing Mental health nursing Midwifery Neonatal nursing Nurse educator Nurse manager Pediatrics and child health Preoperative Public health Rehabilitation Rural and remote areas Other graduates further their research ambitions and enrol in a Nursing or Midwifery honours year, where they develop their research skills and make significant contributions to knowledge