Bachelor of Nursing
Degree:Bachelors
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Nursing at Southern Cross University is a three-year undergraduate degree designed for international students seeking professional preparation for nursing and health care roles. The program progressively builds your clinical knowledge and capabilities through a blend of theoretical learning and supervised clinical placements across primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare settings, allowing you to develop practical skills, critical thinking, communication and person-centred care competencies essential for modern nursing practice. As part of the degree, you complete approximately 840 hours of Work Integrated Learning (clinical placements) in a range of real-world environments, where you apply evidence-based practice, professionalism and reflective practice. Graduates are eligible to register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) as nurses and are prepared for a wide variety of nursing careers nationally and internationally.
Intakes: March, June
Admission Requirements
- IELTS 7.0 overall (no band less than 7) or equivalent
Tuition Fees for Nepalese Students
*Tuition estimates are for the entire program and may increase annually.
Specialisation Options
The Bachelor of Nursing at SCU does not have discrete majors — it is delivered as a professional integrated nursing program with core and applied study in areas such as:
• Foundations of Nursing Practice & Care Delivery
• Clinical Decision-Making & Patient Assessment
• Health Sciences & Biological Basis of Care
• Work Integrated Learning / Clinical Placements across diverse healthcare settings
• Professional Standards, Ethics & Legal Practice in health care
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