How many years does it take to become a nurse in Australia?
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There are many options when looking to study nursing in Australia. Deakin University offers a three year bachelor of nursing degree, which is recognised by the local nursing board. It's important that you study at an institution that has recognition as well as has great links into hospitals where you can do your practical. I recommend checking out the Deakin website and The Bachelor of Nursing to find out more information about the couse structure and how to become a registered nurse in Australia.
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In order to become a qualified registered nurse in Australia, students will be studying a standard of three to three and a half years to enter into the nursing program, students must obtain an overall score of seven point zero in Isle's and seven point zero in each band as per the requirements set by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Students also have options to undertake and pursue specializations in aged care, mental health and emergency as well.
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Hi, I'm Vishwa; I'm studying Bachelor of Nursing at Curtin University. To become a nurse here in Australia, you, it will take around 3.5 to four years, which includes clinical placements as well as the theory and registration.
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Hi there, I'm Steph from Curtin University. We offer a number of pathways for you to become a registered nurse in Australia. Our graduate entry Masters is a two-year course, whilst a bachelor degree is a three and a half year course. Our extended duration allows you to learn leadership skills as well as an optional unit in a specialized nursing area like palliative care, mental health or clinical education.