Some Arts units of study may require a prior level of knowledge of the subject area. All subject areas (including languages) may, however, be undertaken by complete beginners.

Major studies include gaining of knowledge related to knowledge of the humanities in an area of interest such as languages, sociology, history or cultural studies. 

Admission to this course is on the basis of a secondary school leaving qualification such as the NSW Higher School Certificate (including national and international equivalents), tertiary study or an approved preparation program. English language requirements must be met where these are not demonstrated by sufficient qualifications taught in English.

Graduates of this course become eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, the accrediting body for professional nursing practice in Australia. In addition to nursing, students are encouraged to become members of professional associations concerned with their arts areas of study. Association membership for students is often heavily discounted and may provide: opportunities for networking, conferences on topical issues providing local and international perspectives; research on areas of practice, quality and innovation, interest groups in specific areas of industry; regular journals and other publications, access to current salary information based on surveys conducted by the association, advice on workplace agreements, events offering professional development and ongoing learning, scholarships, awards and prizes, further study (including short courses, professional accreditation programs, or postgraduate qualifications).

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Nursing combined degree become eligible to apply for registration to practise as a nurse in Australia. As a graduate of this course you will be highly employable in both clinical and non-clinical settings such as media and communications, in research, government and public institutions, community organisations and private sectors.The Master of Nursing component of this course requires completion of clinical placements which prepare graduates for professional practice. Students undertake more than 900 hours of clinical placements over their course of study and practise skills in the Sydney Nursing School's clinical laboratories and high fidelity simulation wards. During the final year of the course, students complete a four week clinical placement in an area in which they may choose to specialise in: paediatrics, mental health, high acuity, or clinical nursing. Due to the requirements of professional practice and the integrated structure of the course, exchange units of study in both arts and nursing are not available.

March

IELTS:-7, Internet Based TOEFL:-100(25/24)

AU$29040

4 years full time