Bachelor of Nursing

Course Overview

Why choose the Chisholm and La Trobe partnership?
• World-class nurse training facilities
• Save time and money. It’s just two years (rather than three) to gain a university degree and better opportunities.
• All classes close to home at Chisholm Frankston or Berwick
• No ATAR required
• Graduate as a registered nurse
• Full time is three days of classroom attendance a week.
• Small class sizes, individual attention, more hands on and great results.

In the Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurse Pathway), you will gain clinical nursing experience, while learning to provide person-centred care in partnership with people across the life span and a variety of health care settings through face-to-face workshops and clinical sessions.

Please note there is a 100% attendance requirement for all clinical laboratory sessions and an 80% attendance requirement for all workshops.

Alongside the clinical experience, you will study the requirements for the transition to the role of registered nurse, applied evidence based care and leadership and clinical governance in nursing. You will also undertake specialised subjects including mental healthcare in nursing, primary healthcare and First Nations Health.

The final subjects in the curriculum aim to support your transition to Registered Nurse by promoting consolidation and reflection on your clinical practice and engagement in professional nursing. These subjects will assist you to manage time and caseloads, lead teams, and make ethical clinical decisions with a compassionate and caring approach.

You will be required to complete supervised clinical placements and purchase a branded scrub top for these placements as part of this course.

Entry Requirements

Available Intakes