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Study Nursing and Midwifery Nursing and Midwifery at Curtin University
The School offers an
equipment library, computer facilities, audiovisual aids, laboratories,
and course placements in professional settings. Graduate Certificate
in Adult Rehabilitation Nursing Graduate Certificate
in Diabetes Education Graduate Certificate
in Nursing - General - Perioperative Graduate Diploma in
Health Sciences (Diabetes Education) Postgraduate Diploma
in Advanced Nursing Practice Postgraduate Diploma
in Clinical Nursing - Critical Care - Emergency Nursing - Neonatal Intensive
Care - Nephrology Nursing - Neuroscience
Nursing - Paediatrics - Substance Misuse Postgraduate Diploma
in Clinical Specialisation (Family and Community Health) (Nurse
Practitioner) Postgraduate Diploma
in Midwifery Postgraduate Diploma
in Nursing Master of Science
(Nursing) - Neonatal Intensive
Care (this stream is a
collaborative program with King Edward
Memorial Hospital for Women) Professional
Masters
Master of Midwifery Master of Nursing in
Substance Misuse Master of Clinical
Nursing - Critical Care - Emergency - Neuroscience - Paediatrics Master of Science
(Nursing) Doctor of Philosophy
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Contact: Jo Crothers Division of Health Sciences Curtin University GPO Box U1987 Perth WA 6845 Australia Phone : 61 8 9266 3970 Fax : 61 8 9266 2608 E Mail: Health.International@curtin.edu.au Website: www.health.curtin.edu.au/nursing/
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The
School of Nursing and Midwifery has an enviable record in leading
university-based nursing and midwifery education. Its contribution to
developing nursing and midwifery knowledge and practice is widely
recognised and it enjoys a high standing in academic and professional
fields. Graduate-level studies prepare the beginning and advanced
practitioner with the in-depth knowledge, skills and leadership ability
to effect changes in the larger community. The courses, some of which
are undertaken in collaboration with Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital,
Princess Margaret Hospital and King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women,
combine unit instruction, clinical competence and individual research
activity. The satisfactory completion of a clinical/practical component
is an integral part of the course. Doctoral studies integrate clinical
and research expertise, providing the foundation for incorporating both
conceptual and methodological aspects of scientific inquiry related to
nursing practice. The School is constantly monitoring community and
professional needs. In response to those needs, in recent years
specialist courses in adult rehabilitation nursing, diabetes education
and advanced nursing practice have been introduced.
