Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Business Administration

Part A : Interdisciplinary Learning Units

Complete exactly 60 credit points from the following:
 

• Human Biological Science 1
• Human Biological Science 2
• The Person, Health and Wellbeing
• Indigenous Health and Culture
• Evidence for Practice
• Health Care Ethics

Part B : Nursing Theory Units

Complete exactly 90 credit points from the following:
 

• Transition into Nursing
• Principles of Nursing: Surgical
• Principles of Nursing Mental Health
• Principles of Nursing: Medical
• Principles of Nursing: Contexts of Ageing
• Building Healthy Communities
• Principles of Nursing: Chronic Illness and Disability
• Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach
• Transition to Practice and Extended Clinical Reasoning

Part C : Clinical Nursing Practice Units

Complete exactly 60 credit points from the following:
 

• Integrating Practice 1: Assessment in Health
• Integrating Practice 2
• Integrating Practice 3
• Integrating Practice 4
• Integrating Practice 5
• Integrating Practice 6

Part D : Business Administration Specified Units

Complete exactly 110 credit points from the following:
 

• Professional Experience
• Money Matters
• Managing Markets
• Managing People and Organisations
• Managing Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Organisational Behaviour
• Information Technology Professional Skills and Practices
• Data and Information Management
• Leadership and Organisational Sustainability
• Strategic Management
• Organisational Change for Sustainability

Part E : Business Administration Elective Units

Complete exactly 10 credit points from the following:
 

• International Business
• Working with Diversity and Conflict
• Economics: Policy Frameworks and Markets
• Performance Planning and Development
• Data Analytics and Visualisation
• Fundamentals of Business Information Systems
• Marketing Communications: Engaging Stakeholders
• Marketing Toolkit

Demonstrate English language proficiency either by providing a written declaration that English is their primary language or evidence that they have achieved the minimum English Language test results as specified in the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) English language skills registration standards.

• Unit fee: $3800
• Average first year fee: $33250
• Estimate total cost: $133000

The tuition fees quoted above are for commencing students in the current year who undertake a normal full-time load. The Unit Fee is based on a 10cp unit. Fees are reviewed annually.

Tuition fees for continuing students may increase by up to 3 percent each year for the minimum duration of the course as provided on your electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE). Students who continue to study beyond the minimum duration will have the relevant annual commencing rate applied to their fees for subsequent study periods.

Graduates can pursue a range of careers in:
 

• government and private hospitals
• management
• education and research
• health promotion
• a wide range of occupations that require an understanding of business processes.