A world-class healthcare system needs nurses who can not only connect with and care for patients, but also adapt to and adopt new technology throughout their career.

Our nursing courses will prepare you to work as an enrolled nurse or registered nurse, or advance through postgraduate study. You’ll study in state-of-the-art simulation labs, and learn to provide patient-centred care with technology that’s always changing. Develop the knowledge, confidence and clinical skills to provide evidence-based care grounded in compassion and innovation.

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Why study Nursing with us?

5 stars for learner engagement

#1 in Melbourne for staff:student interaction

#1 in Melbourne for graduate satisfaction

Hands-on experience with 800 hours of clinical placement^

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Our nursing facilities

  • Two nursing students practice using hospital equipment in the Hawthorn nursing labs
    Students in Hawthorn nursing labs
  • Woman overseas three nursing students tending to dummy patient at Swinburne's nursing lab
    Students in Hawthorn nursing labs
  • Dummy patient wearing white hospital gowns in blurred in the background and a sphygmomanometer sits in focus
    Students in Hawthorn nursing labs
  • "This course has allowed me to gain a much better understanding of the nursing profession and has been a great stepping stone into the industry. I’ve enjoyed every moment of the course. My experience on my first aged-care placement was one I’m truly grateful for, as I was given the space to learn and participate in everyday life at the hostel."

    Samantha , Diploma of Nursing (enrolled/Division 2 nursing)

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