This is a dual qualification combining a PhD in Nursing with an MBA in Future Business, offering an interdisciplinary pathway to develop expertise in both healthcare research and business leadership. Graduates gain the skills to lead innovation, policy, and transformation in the healthcare sector.

The program typically takes five years of full-time study to complete, combining research components for the PhD with coursework for the MBA.

Students may conduct research in areas such as digital health, patient safety, healthcare systems innovation, chronic disease management, and nursing leadership. Research topics are aligned with current healthcare challenges and supervised by experienced academics.

The MBA includes subjects such as strategy and leadership, innovation and sustainability, financial management, data-driven decision-making, and organisational transformation. These units equip students with practical business and leadership skills relevant to the healthcare industry.

Yes. Students have access to industry partnerships, research collaborations, and professional networking events through Flinders University’s strong connections with healthcare providers and business organizations.

Yes. International students can apply directly through our assistance, provided they meet the entry and English language requirements and have an approved supervisor.

Yes, applicants are expected to demonstrate research potential or prior experience through previous coursework, publications, or professional projects.

Flinders University offers several scholarships, including the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) and Flinders International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (FIPRS) for eligible candidates

Yes, student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and full-time during scheduled breaks.

Flinders offers extensive academic and personal support, including research training workshops, professional development, and access to advanced facilities.

This program is open to **registered nurses** who hold a **Bachelor of Nursing** or equivalent qualification. Applicants must also meet English language requirements and hold current registration to practice as a nurse.

International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency, typically through an **IELTS score of 6.5 overall**, with no band less than 6.0 (or equivalent test results such as TOEFL or PTE Academic).

Students can focus on areas such as **acute care, mental health nursing, aged care, leadership and management, or clinical education**. Specialization options depend on the study plan and professional interests.

Yes. The program includes **supervised clinical placements** and practical learning experiences, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world healthcare environments.

Yes. Flinders University offers various **international scholarships** based on academic merit and eligibility. Students can also apply for country-specific or external funding opportunities.

Graduates can pursue roles such as **Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nurse Educator, Nurse Manager, or Advanced Practice Nurse**. Many also move into leadership, policy, and research positions or progress to **doctoral studies (PhD)**

78 weeks full-time

Yes, international students can apply and will study full-time on-campus

No, blended learning is only for domestic students

IELTS 7.0 overall (no band below 7.0) or equivalent

Yes, all students complete supervised Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) in healthcare facilities

Yes, graduates meet the NMBA standards for Enrolled Nurse registration

Yes, the diploma provides a pathway to higher nursing qualifications

Academic, English, visa, and career support services are available

25 units covering theory, practical skills, and WIL

January, April, July, and October

Graduates can become Enrolled Nurses, work in various healthcare settings, or advance into Registered Nursing.

International students can work part-time (20 hours/week) and full-time during breaks, as per visa regulations.

Yes—it's AHPRA-approved, and qualifies graduates for Enrolled Nurse registration.

IELTS 7.0, or equivalent —no score below 6.5

The school organizes all placement blocks with approved healthcare partners—students don’t arrange this themselves

No. Kaplan is the official pathway provider to the University of Adelaide. Completing a Kaplan program guarantees you a place at the University of Adelaide if you meet progression requirements.

Yes. Completing Foundation Studies or Degree Transfer at Kaplan leads to the University of Adelaide's Bachelor of Nursing.

No. Kaplan's programs are designed so you don't need additional English testing for university entry.

After finishing your pathway program, you will progress into the University of Adelaide's Bachelor of Nursing, one of the most respected degrees in Australia.

Yes. Kaplan offers full student support, including academic help, wellbeing services, and accommodation guidance.

A preparatory program that enables international students to gain entry into Adelaide University's undergraduate degrees.

Approximately 11 months, across two semesters. Accelerated options are also offered.

Core courses like Academic English and Critical Thinking, plus electives such as Biology, Math, Computing, and more.

IELTS overall 5.5, with no band below 5.0 (or equivalent).

Intake months include February, July (standard), and April, October (accelerated).

For most bachelor's degrees, no, if you pass the foundation program, additional English tests are not required. However, for the Bachelor of Nursing, you'll need IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.5, or equivalent.

Academic advising, attendance monitoring, remote learning support, and help with university progression.

At the Kaplan International College, Adelaide campus in Grenfell Street.

Enquiries about deferral or withdrawal should be directed to the College's admissions office.

Yes! The program is structured to prepare students for nursing and other health-related undergraduate degrees.

Yes, international students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and full-time during scheduled breaks.

Approximately 400–450 hours across hospitals, aged care, and community health settings.

Yes, graduates can apply for Enrolled Nurse registration with NMBA.

Torrens offers limited merit-based scholarships and support for international students.

Yes, graduates may enter a Bachelor of Nursing program with credit exemptions.

Yes, the program is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) and approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA), ensuring eligibility for professional registration.

Yes, the program is open to international students who meet academic and English language requirements.

The course is offered at Flinders University's Bedford Park campus in Adelaide, South Australia.

Yes, Flinders University offers various scholarships for eligible students. Visit the university's scholarship page for more information.

Graduates can pursue careers as registered midwives in hospitals, community health settings, private practice, and more.

Yes. The program is accredited by ANMAC and approved by NMBA, making you eligible to apply for registration as a Registered Nurse.

Yes, international students can apply if they meet the academic and English entry requirements.

Yes, clinical placements are a compulsory and integral part of the program across all three years.

Graduates can work as Registered Nurses in hospitals, aged care, community health, and more.

Yes. Nursing is on Australia's Skilled Occupation List, and registered nurses are in high demand, improving PR prospects.

The Graduate Entry pathway is accelerated and designed for students who already hold a bachelor's degree, allowing them to complete the course in two years instead of three.

Yes, it is accredited by ANMAC and approved by the NMBA, ensuring graduates are eligible for registration as a Registered Nurse.

Yes, provided they hold a recognised bachelor's degree and meet the English requirements.

You will gain experience across hospitals, aged care, and community health services in both metropolitan and rural South Australia.

Yes, nursing is on Australia's Skilled Occupation List, making graduates well-positioned for PR opportunities.

Yes. It is accredited by ANMAC and approved by NMBA, ensuring eligibility for nursing registration in Australia.

Placements are built into every year of study and include hospital, aged care, and community health settings.

Yes, international students who meet the entry and English requirements are eligible.

Graduates are highly employable and can work as Registered Nurses in hospitals, aged care, and community health.

Yes. Nursing is listed on Australia's Skilled Occupation List, offering strong opportunities for Permanent Residency.

Yes, it is fully accredited by ANMAC and approved by the NMBA, ensuring graduates can register as Registered Nurses in Australia.

Yes, the program is open to international students who meet academic and English requirements.

The course is available at campuses in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.

Yes, Torrens University offers scholarships for international students. Availability depends on intake and academic performance.

Students undertake supervised placements in hospitals, aged care, and community health services, gaining real-world nursing experience.

Yes. The program is accredited by the NMBA through ANMAC approval, which allows graduates to register and work as Enrolled Nurses in Australia.

Graduates typically work in hospitals, aged care facilities, medical clinics, and community health organisations as Enrolled Nurses.

Not directly. However, graduates can continue into a Bachelor of Nursing program (with credit transfer) to become a Registered Nurse.

No. This diploma is designed for students starting their nursing career, but maturity, compassion, and commitment to healthcare are essential qualities.

Some partial scholarships may be available for international students depending on campus, intake, and eligibility. Students should check with admissions at the time of application.

Registered Nurses with a Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent from a recognized institution.

Yes, international students are welcome if they meet academic and English requirements.

Advanced practice nursing, leadership roles, clinical specializations, academic positions, and research opportunities.

Yes, Flinders University offers various scholarships for eligible students.

The program is 2 years full-time, with only one intake a year - March.

No. This program does **not** lead to registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). Applicants must already be registered nurses.

The Master of Nursing (Coursework and Research) is a **54-unit program**, usually completed in **2 years full-time** or equivalent part-time.

Applicants must normally: Hold a recognised **bachelor's degree in nursing or equivalent qualification**, Be a **registered nurse**, Submit a **research proposal** in their intended area of study, subject to approval and availability of supervision.

This course is specifically designed for registered nurses. However, in exceptional circumstances, applicants who can demonstrate evidence of fitness for candidature may be considered.

You will develop and complete an **18-unit research project** in your chosen area of nursing or healthcare, under supervision from experienced academic staff. The project may also involve field work.

Assessment includes essays, reflective reports, presentations, a research proposal, and submission of a final research project.

Graduates can pursue careers in: Nursing leadership and senior clinical roles, Nursing education and academic teaching, Healthcare management and policy development, Nursing research, with potential progression to a **PhD**

Yes. International students are welcome to apply, provided they meet the **academic, English language, and nursing registration requirements**.

Flinders University provides extensive support including **academic mentoring, career services, counselling, accommodation guidance, and international student support services**.

Flinders University is globally recognised for excellence in **nursing and health sciences**, offers strong **research supervision**, and is based in **Adelaide**, one of the most affordable and student-friendly cities in Australia.

The duration depends on the pathway you choose: Diploma of Nursing takes 24 to 30 months (Enrolled Nurse pathway), Bachelor of Nursing takes 3 years full-time (Registered Nurse pathway), and Master of Nursing takes 1–2 years for advanced practice or leadership roles.

Yes. You can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during holidays. Many students gain part-time healthcare work experience while studying.

Yes. Australian qualifications are respected worldwide. However, you may need to meet extra registration requirements in other countries.

ENs complete a Diploma of Nursing, provide practical care, and work under RN supervision. RNs complete a Bachelor of Nursing, take on higher responsibilities, and can assess, plan, and coordinate patient care.

You must apply through AHPRA and meet NMBA requirements, including completing an approved program, English proficiency, background checks, and clinical competency.

Yes. Universities and government programs offer scholarships based on academic merit, regional study, or financial need.

Nurses can work in hospitals, aged care, mental health, community health, education, emergency departments, schools, and specialisations like oncology or paediatrics.

Very strong. Demand is rising due to population growth, ageing demographics, and expanding healthcare services.

Most nursing programs and AHPRA registration require an IELTS score of 7.0 in each band or equivalent test results.

Yes. Nursing is on Australia's skilled occupation list, meaning graduates may be eligible for migration pathways such as skilled visas, subject to meeting eligibility criteria.

Flinders University is ranked among Australia's leading universities for nursing, offering innovative programs, world-class facilities, and strong industry connections that prepare graduates for real-world healthcare careers.

Yes. Completing an accredited nursing program at Flinders qualifies you to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

Flinders offers a range of nursing programs, including the Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry), Master of Nursing and pathway options.

Flinders University offers nursing programs at its main Bedford Park campus, with additional locations at the Tonsley and City Campus in Adelaide, as well as in the Northern Territory. This wide campus network provides students with flexibility and convenient access to their studies.

Entry requirements vary by course but typically include academic prerequisites, English language proficiency (such as IELTS or PTE), and, for some courses, relevant prior study or work experience.

Yes. All nursing degrees include extensive supervised clinical placements in hospitals, community health services, aged care, and specialist healthcare facilities to build practical skills and confidence.

Flinders University offers a range of scholarships for international students, including the Go Beyond Scholarship and several others for eligible applicants, which can help significantly reduce tuition fees. Please note that scholarships are not available for the Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry) program.

The university provides dedicated international student services, academic support, career guidance, English language programs, and help with accommodation and settling into life in Australia.

Yes. International students in Australia can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks, subject to visa conditions.

Graduates can work as registered nurses in hospitals, aged care, community health, mental health services, schools and specialist areas, both in Australia and internationally. Many also progress to leadership or advanced practice roles.

A preparatory program that enables international students to gain entry into the University of Adelaide's undergraduate degrees.

Approximately 11 months, across two semesters. Accelerated options are also offered.

Core courses like Academic English and Critical Thinking, plus electives such as Biology, Math, Computing, and more.

IELTS overall 5.5, with no band below 5.0 (or equivalent).

Intake months include February, July (standard), and April, October (accelerated).

For most bachelor's degrees, no, if you pass the foundation program, additional English tests are not required. However, for the Bachelor of Nursing, you'll need IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.5, or equivalent.

Academic advising, attendance monitoring, remote learning support, and help with university progression.

At the University of Adelaide College campus in Adelaide city center.

Enquiries about deferral or withdrawal should be directed to the College's admissions office.

Yes! The program is structured to prepare students for nursing and other health-related undergraduate degrees.

Torrens offers Bachelor of Nursing, Master of Nursing, and Graduate Diploma of Nursing programs.

Yes, Torrens welcomes international students and provides support for visa, accommodation, and academic success.

Requirements vary by program but typically include academic qualifications, English proficiency, and health checks.

Yes, clinical placements are integral to all nursing programs, giving students hands-on experience in healthcare settings.

Torrens is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and its nursing programs meet the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) standards.

Students have access to academic support, counselling, career advice, and wellbeing services.

Graduates can work as Registered Nurses in hospitals, clinics, aged care, community health, and more.

Yes, Torrens offers scholarships for eligible domestic and international nursing students.

You can contact us to start your application process and get guidance on requirements and next steps.

It depends on your background and career goals. If you're starting out, a Diploma of Nursing can qualify you as an Enrolled Nurse (EN). If you aim to become a Registered Nurse (RN), a Bachelor of Nursing is the ideal pathway. Graduates or experienced professionals can explore Graduate Entry or Master's programs.

Yes. Student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during official breaks. Many students work in healthcare settings for relevant experience.

Choose a course and institution, prepare your academic and English documents, and submit your application. Our team can help you apply directly or via a registered education provider.

Yes, some institutions offer partial scholarships or bursaries based on academic merit. We can help identify suitable scholarship options for your profile.

You'll need a Student Visa (subclass 500). Requirements include an offer letter from an accredited institution, proof of financial capacity, health insurance, and a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement.

Most nursing programs require an IELTS score of 7.0 overall (with no band less than 7.0). Equivalent scores from PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, or OET are also accepted by many institutions.

You may be eligible for a Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) to stay and work in Australia for 2–4 years. You can apply for registration with AHPRA and begin your nursing career locally or internationally.

Yes. To work as a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse in Australia, you must be registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

AMA College has over 20 years of experience in healthcare education, with ANMAC-accredited nursing programs and strong industry partnerships throughout the Philippines and Australia.

AMA offers the HLT54121 Diploma of Nursing (leading to Enrolled Nurse registration) and pathway options to Bachelor of Nursing degrees through university partnerships.

The campus features modern simulation labs, clinical skills rooms with hospital-grade equipment, computer labs, student lounges, and a comprehensive health sciences library.

Students complete placements in major hospitals, aged care facilities, mental health services, and community health centers across metropolitan and regional areas.

AMA employs active learning with case-based scenarios, simulation training, small class sizes, and personalized mentoring from experienced nurse educators.

Comprehensive support includes airport pickup, accommodation assistance, orientation programs, English language support, academic tutoring, and cultural integration activities.

Requirements include Year 12 completion (or equivalent), English proficiency (IELTS 7.0 overall, no band below 7.0), pre-admission interview, and meeting health/immunization standards.

Yes—options include merit-based scholarships, hardship grants, payment plans, and potential eligibility for government assistance programs for domestic students.

Graduates work as Enrolled Nurses in hospitals, aged care, mental health, community health, and private practice, with strong employment rates and career advancement opportunities.

Support includes resume preparation, interview coaching, employer networking events, graduate program application assistance, and ongoing professional development opportunities.

Yes—EQUALS is a registered VET and higher education provider under CRICOS 02804C and AQTF standards.

Yes—upon graduation from the HLT54121 Diploma of Nursing, you can register as an Enrolled Nurse with AHPRA.

Options include full-time on-campus and blended delivery (online with intensive campus blocks).

Yes—advanced diplomas and credit into undergraduate nursing programs (up to 12 months credit, subject to approval).

You'll receive academic mentoring, job services, counselling, advocacy, and financial assistance.

In central Adelaide (54–81 Currie Street), providing access to urban amenities and study environments.

Yes—scholarship programs, flexible payment plans, and occasionally government-subsidised training are available.

Absolutely—EQUALS welcomes both domestic and international learners and supports them through all stages.

EQUALS offers courses in mental health, human services, early childhood, dental assisting, Ayurveda, leadership, and more.

Yes—EQUALS aligns with global principles like UN Global Compact and Women's Empowerment, and integrates values-based leadership into its ethos.

It is a preparatory course designed for international students who do not yet meet direct entry requirements for undergraduate programs, including Nursing.

Yes, successful completion provides guaranteed entry into the Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration) at Flinders.

IELTS 5.5 overall with no band below 5.0 (or equivalent).

Approximately AUD 29,000, with scholarships reducing this by 20%.

Three intakes: February (12-month), June, and October (8-month).

Yes, you will apply for a student visa covering your Foundation and subsequent degree study.

You'll receive academic support, English workshops, career guidance, counselling, peer mentoring, and access to all university services.

Registered Nurse roles in hospitals, aged care, mental health, and public health, with pathways to postgraduate specialisations.

Yes, international students are permitted to work part-time while studying, with many opportunities in healthcare-related support roles.

Yes, nursing is on Australia's skilled migration list, and graduates can use their qualifications and post-study work visas to apply for PR.

It is located in Castle Hill, Sydney, providing easy access to transport, shops, and healthcare facilities.

The Bachelor of Nursing is the primary program offered for nursing students.

Completion of Year 12 (or equivalent) and English language proficiency (IELTS 7.0, no band below 7.0).

Yes, students complete placements in Sydney hospitals, aged care facilities, and health centres.

Yes, UC offers a range of scholarships for international students. Contact us for the latest details.

The program takes 3 years (full-time) to complete.

Yes, UC degrees are internationally recognised. Graduates are eligible for nursing registration in Australia and may pursue careers worldwide.

Yes, graduates are eligible to apply for a Post-Study Work Visa (Temporary Graduate Visa 485).

UC Sydney Hills provides academic support, counselling, career services, and assistance with accommodation.

We guide students through course selection, application processing, visa guidance, scholarship advice, and pre-departure support.

The flagship program is the Diploma of Nursing, which qualifies you to work as an Enrolled Nurse in Australia.

Yes. After completing the Diploma of Nursing, you can pursue a Bachelor of Nursing to become a Registered Nurse.

You need to have completed Year 12 or equivalent and meet English language proficiency requirements.

Typically 18–24 months, depending on study pace and placement availability.

Yes. Students complete clinical placements in hospitals, aged care facilities, and community health centers.

Yes. The Diploma of Nursing at Open Colleges School of Health is a nationally accredited program in Australia.

Yes, international students must provide English proficiency results such as IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL.

Yes. The Diploma can lead to a Bachelor of Nursing, opening the pathway to becoming a Registered Nurse.

Absolutely. Open Colleges School of Health welcomes students from around the world.

You can contact us to start your application.

78 weeks full-time.

Yes, international students can apply and will study full-time on-campus.

No, blended learning is only for domestic students.

IELTS 7.0 overall (no band below 7.0) or equivalent.

Yes, all students complete supervised Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) in healthcare facilities.

Yes, graduates meet the NMBA standards for Enrolled Nurse registration.

Yes, the diploma provides a pathway to higher nursing qualifications.

Academic, English, visa, and career support services are available.

25 units covering theory, practical skills, and WIL.

January, April, July, and October.

Melbourne (CBD & Brunswick), Sydney (Oxford Street & Barangaroo), Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide.

Vocational and higher education in nursing, health, human studies, business, tourism, hospitality, engineering, and English language programs.

Yes, the Diploma of Nursing is a nationally accredited qualification under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Yes, AE provides tailored support for international learners.

Academic support, welfare assistance, career guidance, and practical placement coordination.

Applicants should meet English language requirements and have completed relevant secondary education or equivalent.

Yes, practical placements are integrated into the program for hands-on experience.

Yes, the program provides pathways to higher nursing education.

Apply online, via an authorised agent, or contact a Student Advisor for guidance.

Some programs offer scholarships or fee discounts depending on intake and eligibility.

Vocational programs in early childhood education, community services and aged care.

SCEI has campuses in Melbourne (Victoria) and Adelaide (South Australia).

Yes, all SCEI programs are nationally accredited under the AQF.

Yes. SCEI welcomes students from around the world and offers tailored support services.

Full-time welfare officers provide free and confidential support for academic, personal, and financial needs.

Yes, many programs include mandatory industry placements to provide real-world experience.

Students can provide IELTS/TOEFL results or complete SCEI's English as an Additional Language (EAL) program.

Tuition is competitively priced, and certain intakes may offer fee discounts.

Both cities are safe, multicultural, and known for excellent student experiences, with Melbourne ranked among the most liveable cities globally.

Students can apply online, through an authorised agent, or by contacting a Student Advisor.

Stanley College has campuses in Perth (Western Australia) and Adelaide (South Australia).

It offers vocational and higher education programs in nursing, community services, hospitality, business, leadership, and English language.

Yes. Stanley College welcomes students from over 40 countries and provides dedicated support for international learners.

Yes. The Diploma of Nursing at Stanley College is nationally accredited and leads to Enrolled Nurse registration with AHPRA (upon meeting requirements).

Support includes academic guidance, career advice, English language assistance, and personal wellbeing services.

Yes. Students gain hands-on experience through simulation labs, industry placements, and workplace training.

Requirements vary by course. Most programs require completion of secondary education, and nursing requires additional English proficiency.

Stanley College offers periodic scholarships and fee discounts for eligible students.

Graduates work in healthcare, community services, hospitality, business, and other sectors with strong demand across Australia.

Yes. Many programs articulate into higher-level qualifications or university degrees in Australia.

In **Brisbane (QLD), Parramatta – Sydney (NSW), and Adelaide (SA)**.

It is a nationally accredited program that prepares students for registration as an **Enrolled Nurse** in Australia (upon meeting AHPRA requirements).

All courses are accredited by the **Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)**.

Yes. Queensford College welcomes students from around the world and provides tailored support for international learners.

Students complete **simulation-based training** and **clinical placements** in healthcare facilities.

Completion of Year 12 (or equivalent) and meeting English language proficiency requirements (such as IELTS).

Typically **2 years of full-time study**, including theory and clinical placements.

Graduates can work as **Enrolled Nurses** in hospitals, aged care, disability support, and community healthcare.

Yes. Many students progress to a **Bachelor of Nursing** to become a Registered Nurse.

Academic support, English language assistance, career advice, and wellbeing services are available at all campuses.

The Diploma of Nursing is only available at the Melbourne campus of Acknowledge Education.

The program runs for 2 years full-time, with tuition fees of AUD 15,000 per year.

Yes. International students are welcome if they meet academic and English language requirements.

Students complete supervised clinical placements in hospitals, aged care facilities, and community health services.

Applicants must have IELTS 7.0 overall (no band below 7.0) or equivalent (OET B, PTE 65, TOEFL iBT 94).

An Enrolled Nurse works under the supervision of a Registered Nurse and is responsible for providing direct patient care, monitoring health conditions, and assisting with treatment. Completion of the Diploma of Nursing allows you to apply for registration as an Enrolled Nurse, while further study (such as a Bachelor of Nursing) is required to become a Registered Nurse.

The Diploma of Nursing at Queensford College includes approximately 400 hours of supervised clinical placement, giving students real-world experience in hospitals, aged care facilities, community health, and other healthcare settings.

Yes. The program is open to international students who meet the academic and English language entry requirements. Queensford College provides support services tailored to help international students adjust, succeed academically, and prepare for their nursing career in Australia.

Graduates can work as Enrolled Nurses in hospitals, aged care, clinics, community health, and other healthcare facilities. There are also clear pathways to further study, including the Bachelor of Nursing, which can lead to becoming a Registered Nurse.

Yes. The Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) at Queensford College is nationally accredited and aligned with AHPRA standards, ensuring recognition across Australia and eligibility to apply for registration as an Enrolled Nurse.

No. While Stanley has campuses in both Perth and Adelaide, the Diploma of Nursing is only delivered at the Perth campus.

The program includes over 560 hours of supervised clinical placement, giving students valuable real-world nursing experience.

Graduates can apply to register as Enrolled Nurses (ENs) with AHPRA and work in hospitals, aged care, and community health. Many students also progress to a Bachelor of Nursing to become Registered Nurses.

Yes. International students are welcome, provided they meet academic and English language entry requirements. Support services are available to help them adjust and succeed in Australia.

International students must meet high-level English standards: IELTS 7.0 (no band < 7.0), PTE 65, OET Grade B, or TOEFL iBT 94, ensuring graduates are workplace-ready.

This dual program is designed for registered nurses, healthcare professionals, and management aspirants who hold a relevant bachelor's or master's degree and demonstrate strong research capability and leadership potential.

This is a dual qualification combining a PhD in Nursing with an MBA in Future Business, offering an interdisciplinary pathway to develop expertise in both healthcare research and business leadership. Graduates gain the skills to lead innovation, policy, and transformation in the healthcare sector.

The program typically takes five years of full-time study to complete, combining research components for the PhD with coursework for the MBA.

Students may conduct research in areas such as digital health, patient safety, healthcare systems innovation, chronic disease management, and nursing leadership. Research topics are aligned with current healthcare challenges and supervised by experienced academics.

The MBA includes subjects such as strategy and leadership, innovation and sustainability, financial management, data-driven decision-making, and organisational transformation. These units equip students with practical business and leadership skills relevant to the healthcare industry.

Yes. Students have access to industry partnerships, research collaborations, and professional networking events through Flinders University's strong connections with healthcare providers and business organizations.