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Bachelor of Nursing

Bachelor of Nursing is a Bachelor's course listed by University of New England. The listing says it takes 2 or 3 years full-time and it is delivered hybrid in Online with intensive schools in Armidale. Confirm the fee, funding, start dates and entry requirements with the provider before you enrol.

University of New England

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Course at a glance

Duration
2 or 3 years full-time
Delivery
HybridA mix of online study and in-person sessions. The provider sets the balance.
Location
Online with intensive schools in Armidale

CareCareer.au is a course discovery platform. University of New England controls enrolment and delivery, so confirm fees, funding, start dates and eligibility with them before you enrol.

About this course

From the provider

A nursing degree that prepares graduates to apply for registration as a registered nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, and includes clinical placement. Offered by University of New England. Studied as a mix of online and face-to-face learning. Fees, intakes and entry requirements are on the provider's page.

Disclaimer: This is an aggregated course listing sourced from a third party. CareCareer.au does not deliver, accredit, or process enrolments for this course. Registering will redirect you to an external website, which may have its own terms and privacy policy. Please verify the course details and pricing directly with University of New England before enrolling. See our Terms of Use for further information.

What to confirm with the provider

CareCareer guidance

This listing does not cover everything you need to decide. These are the questions to put to University of New England before you enrol.

The fee
No fee is listed.
Upcoming start dates
No current start date is listed.
What you will learn
The units and learning outcomes are not on this listing. The provider's course page sets them out.
Practical placement
Whether placement or work experience is required, how many hours, and who arranges it.
Entry requirements
Age, language, literacy and numeracy, checks, and anything else you need before you start.
Fees, funding and concessions
What applies to you can depend on your eligibility and where you live, and it can change.

Fees and funding

From the provider
  • Fee listed: Not provided on this listing.
  • Start date listed: None current. Ask the provider about upcoming intakes.
  • Funding and concessions: Not stated on this listing. Eligibility for funding or a concession fee can depend on your circumstances and where you live, so ask the provider what applies to you.

About University of New England

From the provider

University of New England has not added a description of itself to CareCareer.au. Its own page for this course has the full details.

  • To contact the provider or find its course page, choose Get more info below.

Registration is handled by the provider, not CareCareer.au.

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Questions learners ask

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What is Bachelor of Nursing?

Bachelor of Nursing is a Bachelor's course listed by University of New England on CareCareer.au. The provider describes it this way: A nursing degree that prepares graduates to apply for registration as a registered nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, and includes clinical placement. Offered by University of New England. Studied as a mix of online and face-to-face learning. Fees, intakes and entry requirements are on the…

Who provides this course?

University of New England provides and runs it. CareCareer.au is a course discovery platform: it lists courses, and the provider controls enrolment and delivery.

How long does it take?

The listing says 2 or 3 years full-time. Ask University of New England how that is spread across study, classes and any workplace practice.

How is it delivered?

The listing says hybrid. A mix of online study and in-person sessions. The provider sets the balance. Location listed: Online with intensive schools in Armidale.

How much does it cost?

The listing does not state a fee. Ask University of New England what it costs and whether any funding or concessions apply.

When does it start?

There is no current start date on the listing. Ask University of New England about upcoming intakes.

Is practical placement or work experience required?

The listing does not say. Some care qualifications include workplace placement, and the hours and arrangements are set by the provider, so ask University of New England what is required and who organises it.

What are the entry requirements?

The listing does not set them out. Ask University of New England about age, language, literacy, checks and any other requirements before you apply.

How do I enrol?

Enrolment is handled by University of New England, not CareCareer.au. Choose “Get more info” on this page and you will be taken to the provider's page for this course.

Will this course get me a job?

No course can promise a job. Employers set their own requirements, so check the roles you want before you enrol.

Something incorrect?

Course information was sourced from the provider's public website and may change. If something looks wrong, request a correction.

Registration is handled by the provider, not CareCareer.au.

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