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Master of NursingAdmission Requirements
Please refer to the Postgraduate Handbook for course information Credit Provision All credit applications will be assessed on a case by case basis. Off-campus study alternatives include:
Major streams of study within the Master of NursingThe Master of Nursing offers the following streams of study to students located in Australia only. Application forms
Coursework unitsSome units require on-campus attendance, usually in block mode. Please refer to the Postgraduate handbook for further details. Units may include the following: 2009 Units Offering === Semester 1 === GHS9841 Research methods and issues MPH2068 Financial issues in health care management NUR4901 Acute cardio-respiratory management NUR5215 Mental health concepts and practice NUR5703 Advanced pathophysiology and health assessment NUR6201 Gerontological nursing practice NUR9008 Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for mental health professionals NUR9201 Case management in health care NUR9202 Nursing informatics NUR9208 Therapeutic medication management NUR9214 Advanced therapeutic interaction in nursing === Semester 2 === GHS9841 Research methods and issues GHS9850 Nursing practice and management MPD5001 Practice development methodologies and implementation MPH2067 Principles of health care quality improvement NUR4924 Critical care nursing NUR4925 Emergency nursing NUR4926 Advanced medical/surgical nursing practice NUR5215 Mental health nursing concepts and practice NUR5227 Integrated mental health care NUR6405 Explorations in child and family nursing NUR9203 Palliative care nursing practice NUR9204 Education in nursing and midwifery NUR9215 Advanced nursing practice in context * Some specialist units require concurrent clinical experience in approved clinical areas Research ComponentThe 24-credit point research project involves research into an aspect of nursing, which enhances nursing practice and patient care. The work should be original, approximately 15,000 words in length and meet the standards required for publication. The 36-credit point minor thesis involves systematic research into an area of interest and value to nursing. The work should be original, of approximately 25,000 words in length and lead to publication. Thesis and project guidelines are available from the Resources section found on the http://www.med.monash.edu.au/nursing/current.html International Students - on campusInternational applicants considering Monash University as their preferred study destination must meet both the Academic and English language requirements. Please refer to the postgraduate course guide entry requirements and information on the Master of Nursing (IN)at: http://www.monash.edu.au/study/coursefinder/course/1251/
Exit Points-Graduate Certificate and Graduate DiplomaAfter completing 24 points or 48 points students can exit from the Master of Nursing with either a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma. Please refer to Major streams of study above for further information. Course FeesFor information about fees for domestic and international students please refer to course information found at http://www.monash.edu.au/study/coursefinder/course/1250/. Students studying with off-shore partners in Hong Kong and Macau should refer to fee information detailed on the application forms above. Contact DetailsGipplsand CampusAdminstration Officer (Postgraduate) School of Nursing and Midwifery Tel: (03) 5122 6454 or (03) 9902 6454 Email: nursing.enquiries-gippsland@med.monash.edu.au Peninsula CampusAdminstration Officer (Postgraduate) School of Nursing and Midwifery Tel: (03) 9904 4156 Email: nursing.pg@med.monash.edu.au |
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