Nursing (Research)

This system enables nurses to attain a high level of academic scholarship and achievement during the creation of an independent piece of research. RMIT conduct applied and collaborative nursing research that addresses'real world' problems in medical care delivery round: Preventive care; Emotional health; Public health insurance and health services. Under expert supervision, students will build up their skills and connect researchers active in nursing and midwifery. This master level could be undertaken in a job or thesis style.

• An kindergarten bachelor degree with at least a credit average in the last undergraduate year
• Or yet another recognised award deemed to be equivalent in character and standard to a four-year graduate degree, with at least a credit average in the final undergraduate year. Alternatively applicants can offer proof of formal academic qualifications and experience that satisfies the Dean of the School of Graduate Research or nominee the candidate is promoting comprehension of the subject of study or cognate area and also the possibility of research sufficient to undertake the suggested curriculum.