Duration
4 Years
At a glance
Overview and programme facts
The purpose of the programme is to prepare a beginning nurse who possesses professional knowledge and nursing competencies in the field of nursing, to provide care to clients, families and communities. The programme aims to prepare a life-long learner with cognitive, affective, psychomotor skills and leadership abilities to be able to provide nursing care. The graduates will have the capacity to analyse, apply and interpret data in assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of care to promote, maintain, and restore the health of individuals, groups, families, and communities across the life span in a variety of settings. Professional nurses should be able to appreciate and utilize research findings in the provision of care to the various groups.
| Duration | Admission | Part 1 | Part 2 |
| 4 Years, Full Time | 36 Points | Course Work | Attachment & Research |
Level
Degree
Department
Nursing
Admission
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Career Opportunities
Where this programme can take you
Graduates can contribute across healthcare services, administration, records, support and community-facing roles.
Health Educator
Community Health Worker
Public Health Specialist
Health Promotion Coordinator
Wellness Coach
Researcher in Health Promotion
Industry Placements
Learning connected to practice
Placement and workplace exposure details can be managed here as programme information is confirmed.
Applied learningExperience beyond the classroom
Workplace Exposure
Apply classroom learning in supervised practical contexts.
Professional Readiness
Build habits expected in healthcare environments.
Supportive Guidance
Receive guidance before, during and after practical learning.
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Begin your application.
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