Bachelor of Nursing (BNUR) - BN - University of Southern Queensland

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Bachelor of Nursing (BNUR) - BN (2014)
Bachelor of Nursing (BNUR) - BN
QTAC code (Australian and New Zealand applicants): External Education (Toowoomba campus: 906395);
Unspecified (Toowoomba campus: 906392; Fraser Coast campus: 916392; Ipswich campus: 936392)
CRICOS code (International applicants): 017703G
On-campus*^
Distance education*+
Semester intake:
Semester 1 (March)
Semester 2 (July)
Semester 1 (March)
Semester 2 (July)
Campus:
Fraser Coast, Ipswich, Toowoomba
Toowoomba
Fees:
Commonwealth supported place
Domestic full fee paying place
International full fee paying place
Standard duration: 3 years full-time or 6 years part-time maximum
Footnotes
*
Students may choose to apply to accelerate their progression to six consecutive semesters – see Enrolment section below for accelerated
progression. Entry requirements and quotas apply.
^
International students are required to study on-campus for the duration of their program.
+
Limited places are available for domestic students entering in first year second semester to undertake the External (EXT ) options within the
program.
Contact us
Future Australian and New
Zealand students
Future International students
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Freecall (within Australia): 1800 Phone: +61 7 4631 5543
269 500
Email: [email protected]
Phone (from outside Australia): +61
7 4631 5315
Current students
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007 252
Phone (from outside Australia): +61
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Professional accreditation
The Bachelor of Nursing at USQ is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA)
and is listed as an approved program with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulating Authority (AHPRA)
Program aims
The Bachelor of Nursing program provides the graduate with the knowledge and skills to apply to the Australian
Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for registration as a nurse.
To gain registration as a nurse, graduates of this program will also have to satisfy registration criteria of the
Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. See Other Information below.
Other Information
Graduates of this program may apply to the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for
registration as a nurse. To gain registration, applicants will also have to meet standards in English language
skills, criminal history, and professional indemnity insurance. To maintain registration, nurses are also required
to meet standards of Continuing Professional Development and Recency of Practice. All of these standards
can be found on the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia website: NMBA Registration Standards.
CRICOS: QLD 00244B | NSW 02225M
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The Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) will keep a register of students enrolled in
the Bachelor of Nursing program for the duration of their study or clinical training. USQ as the education
provider will pass on students' details directly to the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia for registration.
No fees are required.
Program objectives
On completion of the Bachelor of Nursing program at USQ, students will be able to:
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meet the educational requirements for registration with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation
Agency (AHPRA)
demonstrate the attributes of a USQ graduate in the domains of:
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Discipline Expertise
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Professional Practice
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Global Citizenship
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Scholarship
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Lifelong Learning
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consistently demonstrate the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Council Standards in the areas of:
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Critical Thinking and Analysis
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Provision and Coordination of Care
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Collaborative and Therapeutic Practice
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provide health care which reflects an understanding of contemporary Australian society and addresses
the particular needs of Indigenous Australians, multicultural groups, older persons and people from rural
and remote locations.
Admission requirements
For entry into the Bachelor of Nursing program, applicants will require Queensland Senior School Certificate
(Year 12) or equivalent with both:
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English (four semesters Sound Achievement) or equivalent.
recommended study in one of Biological Science, Chemistry, Physics or Multi-strand Science or equivalent
and recommended study in Mathematics.
Candidates for admission to this program must satisfy the normal USQ entry requirements for undergraduate
programs. Please refer to Section 2.2 of the Admissions Policy, Section 2.2.1 (for Australian students) and
Section 2.2.3 (for international students).
Students who do not believe they satisfy the above requirements for admission are encouraged to consider
the alternate pathways to entry to USQ programs.
Indigenous Students
USQ strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Indigenous students
interested in a career in nursing should contact the Indigenous coordinator in the nursing department at
[email protected] for information on guidance and support and to discuss entry pathways.
Endorsed Enrolled Nurses
Endorsed Enrolled Nurses applying for exemptions must supply documentation including a certified copy of
their Diploma of Nursing and a certified copy of their current Enrolment licence from the Australian Health
Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
Enrolled nurses who are completing their qualification at TAFE should contact [email protected] for advice
on direct articulation pathways from TAFE.
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Student requirements for Clinical Practice
Students must be willing to undertake and submit the requirements of the University of Southern Queensland
and Queensland Health for clinical placement. These include:
(1) evidence of Hepatitis B immunisation
(2) a current CPR certificate
(3) a signed Qld Health Student Orientation Checklist, Qld Health Placement Deed and a Qld Health Placement
Privacy and Consent Deed
(4) a signed USQ Student Clinical Placement Policy Declaration
(5) a current Criminal History Police Check
(6) a Blue Card from the Queensland Government Commission for Children and Young People and Young
Guardian.
Domestic and International Applicants from a non-English speaking background are required to satisfy English
language requirements.
If you do not meet the English language requirements you may apply to study a University-approved English
language program. On successful completion of the English language program, Applicants may be admitted
to an Award Program.
Program fees
A Commonwealth supported place is where the Australian Government makes a contribution towards the cost
of your higher education and you as a student pay a student contribution amount, which varies depending on
the courses undertaken. You are able to calculate the fees for a particular course via the Course Fee Finder.
Commonwealth Supported students may be eligible to defer their fees through a Government loan called
HECS-HELP.
Domestic full fee paying places are funded entirely through the full fees paid by the student. Full fees vary
depending on the courses that are taken. You are able to calculate the fees for a particular course via the Course
Fee Finder.
Domestic full fee paying students may be eligible to defer their fees through a Government loan called FEEHELP provided they meet the residency and citizenship requirements.
Australian citizens, Permanent Humanitarian Visa holders, Permanent Resident visa holders and New Zealand
citizens who will be resident outside Australia for the duration of their program pay full tuition fees and are
not eligible for FEE-Help.
International full fee paying place
International students pay full fees. Full fees vary depending on the courses that are taken and whether they
are studied on-campus, via distance education/online. You are able to calculate the fees for a particular course
via the Course Fee Finder.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Nursing program consists of 24 credit point units (25 courses) as listed in the standard
progression for commencing students.
Requirements to Complete the Program
Students are required to satisfactorily complete all courses. Some courses have compulsory attendance
requirements for science and simulated clinical laboratory work. To satisfactorily complete the six clinical
courses, students must participate in the required hours of clinical practice offered at off-campus venues and
satisfactorily demonstrate the learning objectives of these courses.
The Bachelor of Nursing Program at USQ prepares students for a Bachelor’s degree in nursing. Upon completion
of the program and application for registration as a nurse, the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation
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Agency (AHPRA) requires additional demonstration of English language standards for students for whom
English is a second language.
Standard enrolment pattern - BNUR Standard 3 year progression - Semester 1 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1
NSC1500 Biophysical Sciences in Nursing
BIO1203 Human Anatomy and Physiology
CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes NUR1200 Concepts in Patient Care
A and MAT1008 Building Professional Nursing
Attributes B
NUR1120 Social Determinants of Health
NUR1099 Professional Nursing for Older People
NUR1140 Responsible Nursing Practice
NUR2000 Medications: Theory and Practice
Year 2
NSC2500 Pharmacology and Pathophysiology for
Nurses
NUR2200 Mental Health Nursing Care
NUR2100 Episodes of Nursing Practice
NUR2400 Nursing Models of Care
NUR2199 Clinical AA Situated Practice
NUR3030 Indigenous Health and Cross Cultural Care
NUR2800 Simulated Practice
NUR3200 Managing Complex Care
Year 3
NUR3010 Rehabilitation in Community Settings
NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in Health Care Settings
NUR2300 Research Methods for Nursing
NUR3020 Transition to Professional Practice
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care in Context*
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care for Mental Health
OR NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities OR NUR3499 Clinical E: The Beginning Practitioner#
Footnotes
*
One additional week simulation will occur between semesters.
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This course must be completed in the final semester of this program.
Standard enrolment pattern - BNUR standard 3 year progression - Semester 2 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1 courses
CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes
Attributes B
NUR1200 Concepts in Patient Care
Year 1 courses continued
Year 2 courses)
Year 3 courses
4
Nurses
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities OR
NUR3499 Clinical E: The Beginning Practitioner#
Footnotes
*
#
Standard enrolment pattern - BNUR accelerated progression - Semester 1 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Year 1
NSC1500 Biophysical Sciences in BIO1203 Human Anatomy and
Nursing
Physiology
CMS1008 Building Professional
Nursing Attributes A and
MAT1008 Building Professional
Nursing Attributes B
NUR3010 Rehabilitation in
Community Settings
NUR1200 Concepts in Patient Care NUR3030 Indigenous Health and
Cross Cultural Care
NUR1120 Social Determinants of NUR2000 Medications: Theory and NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in
Health
Practice
Health Care Settings
NUR1140 Responsible Nursing
Practice
NUR1099 Professional Nursing for NUR2199 Clinical AA Situated
Older People
Practice
Year 2
NSC2500 Pharmacology and
Pathophysiology for Nurses
NUR2400 Nursing Models of Care NUR3020 Transition to
NUR2100 Episodes of Nursing
Practice
NUR3200 Managing Complex Care NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care
for Mental Health
NUR2200 Mental Health Nursing NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for
Care
in Context
Communities
NUR2300 Research Methods for
Nursing
NUR3499 Clinical E: The
Beginning Practitioner#
Footnotes
#
This course must be completed in the final semester of this program
Enrolment pattern - BNUR part-time over 4 years - Semester 1 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1
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CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes NUR1200 Concepts in Patient Care
Attributes B
Year 2
Nurses
Year 3
Year 4
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities OR NUR3499 Clinical E: The Beginning Practitioner#
Footnotes
*
#
This course must be completed in the final semester of this program
Enrolment pattern - BNUR part-time over 4 years - Semester 2 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1 courses
Attributes B
Year 2 courses
Year 2 courses
NUR3030 Indigenous Health and Cross Cultural
Care**
Year 3 courses
Year 3 courses
Nurses
Year 4 courses
Year 4 courses
NUR3010 Rehabilitation in Community Settings**
NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in Health Care Settings**
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NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities
Year 5 courses
Footnotes
**
Courses with an ** can be load spread into semester three — but will not hasten a finishing date.
*
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Standard enrolment pattern - BNUR Enrolled nurses with 8 exemptions - Semester 1 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1 — Students will receive 8 exemptions and therefore will start the program in Year 2
Year 2
CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes NUR3030 Indigenous Health and Cross Cultural Care
Attributes B
Nurses
Year 3
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities OR NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in Health Care Settings
Footnotes
*
#
Standard enrolment pattern - BNUR Enrolled nurses with 8 exemptions - Semester 2 start
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1 — Students will receive 8 exemptions and therefore will start the program in Year 2
Year 2 courses
Attributes B
Year 3 courses
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities OR
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Nurses
Footnotes
*
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Required time limits
Students have a maximum of 6 years to complete this program.
Endorsed Enrolled nurses and International Registered Nurses with 8 credit point exemptions have a maximum
of 4 years to complete this program.
Clinical requirements
Clinical experience is an integral component of the program and each student is required to undertake and
satisfactorily complete 840 hours of clinical experience. Students will be required to attend clinical experience
in the Toowoomba Health District and surrounding areas (Toowoomba Campus students) and the Fraser Coast
Health District and surrounding areas (Fraser Coast Campus students). Students also need to be aware that
clinical placement can sometimes be in rural and remote settings away from their home campus.
Clinical courses will incur some additional expenses for students including uniform and equipment; CPR
updates, Hepatitis B immunization, Police Checks, transport to and from venues and in some instances living
expenses. Some clinical placement occurs in block placements (2 - 4 weeks full time attendance) which
requires student flexibility with commitments such as employment outside of the University. Clinical placements
also occur within the local area within an allocated 2 day per week program (completed over a 10 week period
of time).
Clinical practice will require shift work including working on weekends, holidays and all three shifts (day,
evening and through the night). Students are required to follow the schedule that the clinical venue has assigned
to the placement and this may require adjusting private work and other commitments.
Clinical Courses - Placement Hours
Course Name
First Year
NUR1099 Professional Nursing
for Older People
Second Year
NUR2199 Clinical AA Situated
Practice
Third Year
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing
Care in Context
Clinical placement hours
The equivalent of two weeks (80 hours) clinical practice in an aged care or
rehabilitation centre.
The equivalent of four weeks (160 hours) of clinical practice in a
medical/surgical setting.
The equivalent of three weeks (120 hours) of clinical practice in a
medical/surgical setting. Plus one week total (40 hours) of clinical
practice/assessment in on-campus laboratories and professional development
seminars/workshops.
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NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for The equivalent of four weeks (160 hours) of clinical practice in a variety
Communities
of community settings.
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing The equivalent of four weeks (160 hours) of clinical practice in a variety
Care for Mental Health
of community or in-patient mental health settings.
NUR3499 Clinical E: The
The equivalent of four weeks (160 hours) of clinical practice in a variety
Beginning Practitioner
of settings appropriate to assess practice at the level of a beginning registered
nurse. This may include a number of specialty settings.
Progression into clinical courses is dependent upon a pass grade in theoretical and other clinical courses which
have been set as pre-requisites.
Prior to signing up for Clinical: It is a requirement of the University of Southern Queensland and Queensland
Health that all students must have evidence of Hepatitis B immunisation and a current CPR certificate. Students
must be willing to submit a signed Queensland Health Check list and deed polls.
All students are required to apply for and obtain a Blue Card through the Queensland Government and a Police
Check. Full uniform including appropriate work shoes is mandatory and must be supplied by the student.
IT requirements
Students should visit the USQ minimum computing standards to check that their computers are capable of
running the appropriate software and versions of Internet web browsers and to check the minimum and
recommended standards for software.
Credit
Enrolled Nurses: Enrolled Nurses with a Diploma of Nursing from a TAFE institute or equivalent may apply
to be awarded exemptions from the program up to a total of eight units of courses (two standard semesters).
Enrolled nurses and Endorsed Enrolled Nurses should contact [email protected] for advice on direct
articulation pathways from TAFE and possible exemptions. Exemptions/credit will be assessed based on the
USQ Credit and Exemption Procedure.
Transfer Students: Students who wish to transfer components of other accredited Bachelor of Nursing programs
and students with prior university credit should contact [email protected] to apply for possible exemptions.
Exemptions must comply the University regulations from Section 5.5.5.
Some credit may be granted for appropriate qualifications in Indigenous Health. USQ provides extensive
support for Indigenous Nursing Students.
International students who have a Registered Nurse qualification from approved Overseas education institutions
may apply for exemptions in the program. Please refer to USQ International for information about how to
apply.
Enrolment
Accelerated progression
Students may apply to schedule their courses to complete the program in six consecutive semesters (two years
total). This option will require an uninterrupted progression through the program and is only available when
commencing in Semester 1.
The accelerated progression is not available to students entering at second year or to International students
due to visa restrictions. International students are asked to refer to information provided by USQ International.
Students should be advised that this option requires continuing study without normal semester breaks. Students
are required to complete the normal clinical experience requirements of this program which includes attendance
for a total of 840 hours of clinical practice at arranged clinical facilities off-campus and satisfactory completion
of the course requirements.
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Students interested in studying with the accelerated progression are required to apply for entry in the Bachelor
of Nursing first. Admittance to this mode of study is a second stage of application through the Faculty of
Health, Engineering and Sciences. There is an enrolment cap in the accelerated offering; numbers are limited
and conditions apply. Students may express their desire to apply for this mode by writing to
[email protected]
Part-Time Enrolment
Students may choose to take a diminished load of courses each semester to study part-time. Students may also
vary their course load by taking courses as available (depending on quotas) which are offered in Semester 3.
Clinical courses are not available for general enrolment in Semester 3. Please note there will be periods of
full-time attendance required in these options, such as in clinical courses. Students are required to complete
the program within six years. A part-time mode will not suit the visa requirements of International students.
Mid-year intake
Students may commence the program in Semester 2. Students will undertake courses in an alternative
progression. The progression plan is demonstrated below. The accelerated option of six consecutive semesters
is not possible with a Semester 2 entry.
A full-time option is available for Endorsed Enrolled nurses commencing in Semester 2. Please see the
progression pattern available below.
Progression
Students are advised to consult with student support ([email protected]) in situations where their
progression is affected either by failure in pre-requisite courses, or where they choose a part-time study pattern.
External Study
Enrolment externally in the Bachelor of Nursing requires significant on-campus commitments including
residential schools (Toowoomba campus) in most semesters up to two weeks duration as well as face to face
clinical placement. Clinical Placement may occur in the Toowoomba and Fraser Coast regions of Queensland
and cannot be guaranteed for the Student's place of residence.
Entry will be through QTAC application and based on QTAC assessment guidelines.
Enrolment via the Bachelor of Nursing Distance program (External Education Plan, Toowoomba campus) is
not available to International students.
Current on-campus students who wish to apply to change to the distance program will need to apply in writing
to the Faculty of Health, Engineering and Sciences via [email protected].. Quota entry conditions and
cut-off dates will apply.
Recommended standard enrolment pattern full-time Semester 1 entry for students
commencing from 2012
Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, distance education or online), regardless
of the program mode of study they enrolled in.
Note: Students who commenced the Bachelor of Nursing prior to 2012 should contact us for enrolment advice.
Course
Year of program and semester in which course Residential
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Year Sem Year Sem Year Sem
Enrolment requirements
Students who commenced the Bachelor of Nursing Program prior to 2012 should refer to the USQ Handbook
version for the year they commenced the program.
Year 1
CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes A*
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
Co-requisite: MAT1008
10
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
MAT1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes B*
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
2
2
1
1
2, 3
2
C
C
1
2
1
2
C
1
2
1
2
C
NSC2500 Pharmacology and Pathophysiology for Nurses
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
C
C
NUR2199 Clinical AA Situated Practice^
2
1
2
1
2
1
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
Pre-Requisite: Students must
be enrolled in the following
program: BNUR Co-Requi
site: CMS1008
Pre-requisite: Students must
be enrolled in Program: B
NUR
NUR
Program: BNUR
NUR
Pre-requisite: NUR1140 or
NUR2000 and NUR1120 or
NUR1200
Year 2
Pre-requisite: BIO1203
Pre-requisite: NUR1140 and
NUR1200 and NUR2000 and
NUR1099 and BIO1203 and
Students must be enrolled in
the following Program: BNUR
NUR1200 and Students must
be enrolled in the Bachelor of
Nursing at USQ.
NUR2000
Pre-requisite: CMS1008 &
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
(NUR2100 or NUR2400)
NUR
NUR1200 and CMS1008 and
MAT1008 and NUR1099 and
Pre-requisite: CMS1008 and
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Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Year 3
3
1
3
1
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care in Context#
3
1
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care for Mental Health#
3
1 or 2
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities#
3
1 or 2
3
2
[NUR2100 or NUR2400] and
NUR1099 and NUR2199
Pre-requisite: (CMS1008 and
NUR1120 and NUR1200) or
(CMS1008 and MAT1008
and NUR1140 and NUR1200
and NUR2000) and Students
must be enrolled in the
Bachelor of Nursing Program
Pre-requisite: (NUR1099 &
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
NUR2800 & NSC2500 & Coreq. NUR3200) & must be
enrolled in Program: BNUR
Choose one of the following two courses:
3
2
3
2
3
2
C
NSC2500 and Students must
Program: BNUR
NUR2800 and NSC2500 and
[NUR3200 Co-requsite or
prior] and Students must be
enrolled in the BNUR Pro
gram
NUR1099
Pre-requisite: NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
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Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
dents must be enrolled in B
NUR & in final Semester
Choose one of the following two courses
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care for Mental Health#
3
1 or 2
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities#
3
1 or 2
Program: BNUR
Footnotes
*
0.5 credit point course.
^
Full clinical 4 weeks facilitated
#
Quotas exist for clinical courses. Enrolment in S3 clinical courses is with permission only and preferences is given to students finishing with
the Accelerated Progression
Recommended full-time enrolment pattern for students commencing in Semester 2
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Year 1
1
2
1
2
C
1
2
1
2
C
1
2
1
2
C
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
Program: BNUR
NUR
site: CMS1008
Year 2
C
C
NUR
13
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
1
2
1
C
2
1
2
1
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
3
3
1
1
3
3
1
1
C
C
3
1
3
1
C
3
1
3
1
C
3
2
NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in Health Care Settings#
3
2
NUR
NUR1200
NUR2000
NUR
Nursing at USQ.
Year 3
C
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
gram
NUR1099
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Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care in Context^
3
2
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care for Mental Health^
3
2
NUR3099 Clinical D: Nursing for Communities^
3
2
Program: BNUR
Year 4
4
1
4
1
NUR3499 Clinical E: The Beginning Practitioner^
4
1
NUR1099 and NUR2199
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
4
1
Program: BNUR
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Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
4
1
Footnotes
*
0.5 credit point course
#
This course has two on-campus workshops
^
Recommended enrolment pattern for Accelerated Progression (6 Semester
Consecutive Progression)**
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
** Enrolment in the Accelerated Program is by application to the Faculty of Health, Engineering and Sciences.
Quotas apply and students will be accepted after consideration of their program GPA (grade point average)
after semester one of first year. This progression is only offered with a Semester 1 start. Students with
significant exemptions (Endorsed Enrolled Nurses and Overseas Registered Nurses) are not eligible for this
progression pattern.
Year 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
C
C
1
2
1
2
C
NUR1099 Professional Nursing for Older People***
1
2
1
2
C
1
3
site: CMS1008
NUR
NUR
Program: BNUR
NUR
NUR1200
16
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
1
3
1
3
C
1
3
C
Nursing at USQ.
NUR
NUR1099
Year 2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
C
C
2
1
2
1
C
2
1
2
1
C
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
NUR2000
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
NUR1099 and NUR2199
17
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
2
2
3
2
3
NUR3499 Clinical E: The Beginning Practitioner^+
2
3
2
3
2
2
C
gram
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
Program: BNUR
Footnotes
*
0.5 unit course.
*** (2 weeks (80 hours) clinical)
#
^
+
This course must be in the final semester of the student’s program
18
Recommended enrolment pattern for Endorsed Enrolled Nurses* commencing in
Semester 1
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
* Students can not accelerate the Enrolled Nurse progression.
External course options in standard semesters are limited to students enrolled in the External Major of the
Bachelor of Nursing
Entry Year
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
1
1
C
C
1
2
C
1
2
C
1
2
C
1
2
C
site: CMS1008
NUR2000
NUR
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
Second Year of Study
2
1
2
1
NUR1099 and NUR2199
19
Course
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care in Context
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
1
NUR3599 Clinical C: Nursing Care for Mental Health^~
2
1
2
1
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
Choose one of the following courses:
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
C
Program: BNUR
NUR1099
gram
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
20
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
Program: BNUR
2
Footnotes
*
0.5 credit point course
^
~
Students to select mentor placement to assist attendance requirements in NSC2500.
#
Recommended enrolment pattern for Endorsed Enrolled Nurses commencing in
Semester 2
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Please note students can not accelerate the Enrolled Nurse progression
External course options in standard semesters are limited to students enrolled in the External Major of the
Bachelor of Nursing
First year of study
CMS1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes A
MAT1008 Building Professional Nursing Attributes B
1
1
2
2
1
2
C
1
2
C
1
2
C
2
2
1
1
C
C
site: CMS1008
NUR
NUR2000
Second Year of Study
21
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
1
C
2
1
C
NUR2499 Clinical B: Nursing Care in Context
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
NUR1099
gram
Program: BNUR
Third year of study
3
1
22
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
NUR1099 and NUR2199
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
1
Program: BNUR
Footnotes
#
^
~
Students to select mentor placement to assist attendance requirements in NSC2500.
Recommended enrolment pattern part-time for students commencing in Semester 1
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Year 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
site: CMS1008
23
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
1
1
1
1
C
1
1
2
2
1
1
2, 3
2
C
C
1
2
1
2
C
2
1
2
1
C
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
C
C
2
2
2
2
2
2
C
2
2
2
2
C
3
1
3
1
C
3
1
3
1
C
3
1
NUR
Program: BNUR
NUR
Year 2
NUR1200
NUR
Nursing at USQ.
NUR
Year 3
3
2
3
2
C
3
2
3
2
C
NUR2000
NUR1099 and NUR2199
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
24
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
3
2
4
1
C
NUR1099
Year 4
4
1
4
1 or 2
4
1 or 2
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
Program: BNUR
Plus the following two courses:
4
4
2
2
gram
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
25
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
4
1 or 2
4
1 or 2
Program: BNUR
Footnotes
*
0.5 credit point
^
#
Recommended enrolment pattern part-time for students commencing in Semester 2
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
Year 1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
C
1
2
1
2
C
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
C
C
2
1
2
1
C
site: CMS1008
Program: BNUR
NUR
Year 2
NUR
NUR
26
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
2
2
2
2
C
NUR3030 Indigenous Health and Cross Cultural Care**
2
2
2
2,3
C
2
2
2
2, 3
C
3
3
1
1
3
3
1
1
C
C
3
1
3
1
C
3
2
3
2
3
2
C
3
2
3
2
C
4
1,3
NUR1200
NUR
Year 3
NUR2000
Nursing at USQ.
MAT1008 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR1099 &
NUR2000 & BIO1203 &
NUR2199 & NUR2800 &
NSC2500 and one of
Year 4
NUR3010 Rehabilitation in Community Settings**
4
1
NUR2199 & NUR1140 &
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2800 &
NUR3200 & NSC2500) /
(NUR1099 & NUR2199 &
NUR1140 & NUR1200 &
NUR2000 & NUR2100 &
27
Course
is normally studied
school
(compulsory
On-campus
External
Online
/optional)
(ONC)
(EXT)
(ONL)
4
1
NUR3120 Nurses as Leaders in Health Care Settings**#
4
2,3
C
4
2
C
4
2
4
2
5
1
5
1
NUR1099 and NUR2199
NUR1099
Year 5
5
1
Program: BNUR
NUR1200 & NUR2000 &
NUR2100 & NUR2199 &
NUR2200 & NUR2400 &
NSC2500 & NUR2499 &
NUR2800 & NUR3200 & Stu
gram
Footnotes
*
0.5 credit point
**
Courses with an ** can be load spread into semester three — but will not hasten a finishing date.
^
#
28

Bachelor of Nursing (BNUR) - BN - University of Southern Queensland

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