Master of Nursing
Course Structure
Core Compulsory Units (Semesters 1-3)
AI001: Academic Integrity (0 credit points)
AI002: Aboriginal Health (0 credit points)
N9001: Professional Issues and Policies in Nursing (12 credit points)
N9002: Assessment of Complex Health Conditions (12 credit points)
N9005: Patient Safety and Risk Management (12 credit points)
N9006: Research in Nursing (12 credit points)
N9007: Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing (8 credit points)
N9008: Clinical Leadership and Management in Nursing (12 credit points)
N9009: Research for Practice (12 credit points)
N9010: Evolution and Innovation in Nursing (8 credit points)
Elective Units (Students must select one of the following two units)
N9003: Professional Reflection in Nursing (8 credit points)
N9004: Professional Experience Placement (8 credit points)
(This unit is available only for Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency registered nurses)
Final Semester Options
Option 1: Theoretical Units
N9011: Education for Practice (12 credit points)
N9012: Contemporary Issues in Global Health (12 credit points)
N9013: ePortfolio (8 credit points)
Option 2: Nursing Project
N9014: Nursing Project (32 credit points)
Entry Requirement
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| Academic Entry Requirements | To be eligible for admission to the Master of Nursing course an applicant is required to:
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| Language Requirement | |
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| IELTS Score (Minimum) | Must have English Language proficiency as evidenced by:
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Career Opportunities
IHM’s Master of Nursing helps you sharpen your skills in professional communication, listening, critical thinking, and technology. With this degree in hand, you’ll be able to take advantage of more professional and leadership opportunities, including:
- Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Staff development Nurse
- Clinical Nurse
- Nurse Educator
- Associate Nurse Unit Manager