Featured Programme
Master of Nursing
The overall aim of the programme is to enable students to develop advanced knowledge and skills in nursing and health science related to students individual speciality area of practice, (eg child and family health, critical care nursing, disease management, elder health), through intensive academic study, including advanced independent work, advanced practice, and research.
Featured Profile
Trish White, Master of Nursing Graduate
Nurse Practitioner - Adult Urology at Hawke's Bay District Health Board.
Featured Staff
Dr Susan Jacobs
I began my career as a registered nurse, and over the years, worked in a range of clinical areas. My practice in critical care nursing spurred me to complete a master’s degree in physiology and biochemistry with a minor in tertiary teaching
Health Professions Postgraduate Programmes
The Postgraduate Certificate and Diploma in Health Science and Master of Nursing is approved by Nursing Council of New Zealand and prepares nurses for advanced practice and Nurse Practitioner (with prescribing)
Download the Health Professions Postgraduate Programmes information booklet here
Facilities & Scholarships
Facilities
The School of Nursing’s facilities and resources are excellent and are amongst the best in New Zealand. They include the Clinical Arts and Technology (CAT) Centre plus three well-equipped simulated practice environments including simulated learning technology, computer assisted resources and a small procedures room.
Nursing and Health Profession Scholarships
There are a number of scholarships available for Bachelor of Nursing students. Please phone 0800 22 55 348 to find out more
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