Gain practical skills from five-star rated teachers.*
At UniSC, we care about helping our students succeed. It's why we're rated five stars for teaching quality and overall educational experience*. And it's what makes our nursing and midwifery graduates exceptional in their field.
Master your skills as a nurse or midwife
We'll support you throughout your studies to master your skills as a nurse or midwife, and equip you with the tools you need to care for people and keep our communities healthy, happy, and strong. You'll get hands-on experience in UniSC's state-of-the-art simulation facilities, while undertaking clinical placements and treating patients under supervision. This means you'll graduate confident in your skills and ready to make a difference to your community.
*Good Universities Guide 2024/25
Bachelor degree
Honours
Add one year for an Honours Degree
This program is 'End-on honours' which means one year of study, in addition to your bachelor degree.
I've always wanted to do something in medicine as I was passionate about sciences, particularly biology. I have a love of socialising and helping people, so nursing was the perfect program to allow me to pursue my passion and engage with the community.
Azura Gacoin
Bachelor of Nursing Science student
Postgraduate
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Nursing and Midwifery at UniSC in the news
Gympie Nursing graduates start their careers in health
Former Gympie bookkeeper Felicity Rogers graduates with a Nursing Science degree from the University of the Sunshine Coast and embarks on a career as a health professional in her local community.
A career in care
We celebrate nurses at different stages of their working life, and learn more about what inspires them to do what they do. Could you be called to help others through a career in nursing?
The sky's the limit after Royal Flying Doctors Service nursing placement
One of Kelli’s final UniSC nursing placements was with the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS) at its new joint aeromedical base with LifeFlight Australia in Bundaberg.