The Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurses) is structured to allow Diploma-qualified nurses to qualify with a Bachelor degree. The program uses learner-centred approaches including inquiry and situation-based learning to enhance students' experiences as well as their readiness for the workplace. Throughout the course you will connect theory to practice and may have the opportunity to undertake a clinical nursing specialty in your final semester. Specialties linked with industry in areas of workforce include: aged care nursing community nursing high dependency nursing medical/surgical nursing mental health nursing paediatric nursing palliative care nursing perioperative nursing. You may also take up the opportunity to engage with communities overseas and gain unique educational and cultural experiences working in care facilities in developing countries. Bachelor of Nursing graduates can pursue a range of careers within the health care industry including: aged care nursing community care nursing developmental disability nursing medical/surgical nursing mental health nursing paediatric nursing Career Paths As a registered nurse graduates can pursue a career in a range of settings including medical/surgical nursing, paediatric nursing, aged care nursing, community care nursing, mental health nursing and clinical education. Other prerequisites to undertaking this course Applicants must have completed a Diploma in Nursing (Enrolled Nursing). Pathways to Further Study An Honours year is available to meritorious students who meet the admission requirements for the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours). The Faculty of Health Sciences offers a suite of postgraduate coursework degrees and research degrees in nursing. Specialties include mental health nursing, clinical nursing, clinical education and health administration.