University: University of Newcastle
Location: Callaghan
Faculty and School Location: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health.
The University of Newcastle has provided lots of practical experience. I enjoy the clinical placement as it allows you to develop interpersonal and hands-on nursing skills. It also provides exposure to various aspects and disciplines of nursing, and with each placement my confidence increases as I am able to relate the theory I learn in the classroom to professional practice.
I chose nursing as a career as I liked its diversity and the flexibility it offers to steer my career into different areas. I have always enjoyed learning about the human body so the science aspect of nursing was appealing. I knew it would be a very rewarding career and would be perfectly suited to my personality – I love working and communicating with people. Ultimately, it was the fantastic opportunities to combine travel and work that appealed to me.
All courses include the following two components, resources provided by the Course Coordinator and interactive learning.
The mode of delivery for each of these components will vary according to the site of offer of courses.
Courses offered will be taught face to face, using the on line and CD Based multi media resources to augment teaching. The selection of course components to be taught face to face will be based on sound pedagogical principles (eg communication; counselling skills).
Over the course of the Bachelor of Nursing program, you will complete 800 hours in a range of diverse clinical contexts including, but not limited to, primary health care services, community centres, residential aged care contexts, mental health services and acute care hospitals throughout the Hunter, Central Coast, Mid North Coast and University Department of Rural Health (UDRH) sites.
Graduates of this program are eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme administered by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
All International Students enrolled in the program will be provided with an orientation to familiarise them with the rules, expectations, facilities and services offered by the University. Please visit http://www.newcastle.edu.au/students/international/student-support/ to find out more about the support services available to international students.
International students must comply with the University of Newcastle's English language proficiency requirements. All international students admitted to the BN are required to have English language skills at International English Testing Service (IELTS) (Academic) overall band 7, with a minimum score of 6 in each band.
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Tuition Fee
Program Outline
Credit Transfer
FIRST YEAR: 2012
A: First Semester

Assessment 1: Attend all the Tutorial Preparation - 10%
Assessment 2: Critical Thinking and Writing - 1,500 wc (Red Tree, Think like a nurse & Communication) - 30%
Assessment 3: Essay: WIT - 1,500 wc - 30%
Assessment 4: Professional Portfolio - 1,500 wc - 30%
- Fundamentals Of Nursing 3 Vol Set (Aus) + MyNursingKit with eText Kozier & Erb et al Price: $165.67

Assessment 1: Online Tutorial Preparation Quiz - 50Q - 20%
Assessment 2: Sociology Short Answer - 1,500 wc - 40%
Assessment 3: Field Study Oral and Written Report - 1,500wc - 40%
Confidentiality Undertaking Module, Field Study Approval & Evidence of Field study Experience.
- Promoting health: The Primary Health Care ApproachTalbot, Price: $88.30
HUBS1406 - Human Bio Science for Nursing and Midwifery (10 units)
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- Ross and Wilson: Anatomy and Physiology. Price: $84.49
B: Second Semester

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- Fundamentals Of Nursing 3 Vol Set (Aus) + MyNursingKit with eText Kozier & Erb et al Price: $165.67
NURS1202 - Clinical Practice 1B (10 units)

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- The Clinical Placement: An Essential Guide for Nursing Students Tracey Levett-Jones. Price: $39.01
HUBS1416 - Advance Human Bio-science (10 units)

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- Visual Anatomy and Physiological with Mastering A & P, Price: 157.71
SECOND YEAR: 2013
A: First Semester
Teaching Method: Clilnical Placement, Online Discussion Group, Clinical Laboratory & Simulation, Lecture and Self Directed Learning.
Mode of Delivery: Distance learning: IT based, Flexible delivery/Student Centered Learning, Internal Mode.
Contact Hours: 240 hrs/semester
Lecture - 24 hrs/term (online & face2face)
Laboratory - 30 hrs/term
Tutorial - 6 hrs/wk for 6 wks
Clinical Placement - 40 hrs/week for 4 weeks (2 weeks MS & 2 weeks MH)
Online Discussion - 2 hrs/week for 4 weeks
Self-directed learning - 20 hrs/wk for 6 wks
In order to passed this subject
- Submit all assessment items:
- Gain total marks of 50% or higher for the course
- Achieve mastery of core skill in assessment item description & submitted in hard copy.
Assessment 2: Discharge Education Plan - 1800 - 2000 wc - 20%
Assessment 3: Participation - 10%
Assessment 4: Intravenous Medication Calculation Quiz -
Assessment 5: FINAL EXAMINATION - gain a mark of 50% or higher in final exam
TUTORIAL 1:
Fluid and Electrolytes:
http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/ViewObject.aspx?ID=NUR2903
http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/ViewObject.aspx?ID=NUR1203
http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/ViewObject.aspx?ID=NUR7808
http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/ViewObject.aspx?ID=NUR4004
Book:
Medical-Surgical Nursing Critical Thinking in Client Care- Australian Edition Value Pack (Vols 1, 2 & 3) + mynursingkit $165.86
Clinical Dosage Calculations: For Australian and New Zealand $49.25
The Clinical Placement: An Essential Guide for Nursing Students Tracey Levett-Jones Price: $39.01
NURS2102 - Clinical Practice 2A (10 units)
Teaching Method: Clilnical Placement, Online Discussion Group, Clinical Laboratory & Simulation, Lecture and Self Directed Learning.
Mode of Delivery: Distance learning: IT based, Flexible delivery/Student Centered Learning, Internal Mode.
Contact Hours:
Lecture - 2 hrs/term
Laboratory - 30 hrs/term
Clinical Placement - 40 hrs/week for 4 weeks (2 weeks MS & 2 weeks MH)
Online Discussion - 2 hrs/week for 4 weeks
Self-directed learning
In order to passed this subject
- Submit all assessment items:
- Achieve mastery of core skill in assessment item description & submitted in hard copy.
Assessment 2: Clinical Portfolio: Part A - 1,250 wc - 35% (1-July)
Assessment 3: Clinical Portfolio: Part B - 1,250 wc 35% (1-July)
Assessment 4: Clinical Performance - N/A
- Gain an aggregate of 50% or higher for assessment items.
- Complete Clinical Lab Prep, Lab hours (30 hrs), & demonstrate satisfactory performance
- Complete Total Number of Clinical Placement (160 hrs) and provide evidence of attendance & satisfactory performance
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NURS2103 - Mental Health Professional Practice (10 units)
Assessment 1: Mindfulness in Practice - 2,000 wc - 30%
Assessment 2: Online Blogs - 500-750 - 15%
Assessment 3: Tutorial Preparation & Participation - 5%
Assessment 4: FINAL EXAMINATION - 50%
B: Second Semester
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NURS2202 - Clinical Practice 2B (10 units)
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NURS2203 - Health & Illness in the Older Person (10 units)
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THIRD YEAR: 2014
A: First Semester
NURS3101 - Foundations of Professional Practice 3A (20 units)
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NURS3102 - Clinical Practice 3A (10 units)
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NURS3103 - Elective Course
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B: Second Semester
NURS3201 - Transition to Professional Practice (20 units)
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NURS3106 - Leading, Teaching, Mentoring & Clinical Supervision for Health Professionals (10 units)
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NURS3108 - Directive Course
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MISSION ACCOMPLISH
NEW GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 2015
4 comments:
hi! it's great i found your blog. i'm an RN in the phil and planning to study there in aus..may i ask how much is the actual cost (in peso) you spent including visa processing, tuition,etc for the 1st year?
may i ask is it easy to find a part-time job there while studying/
IETLS - P8,800
Review Center - 3,500
Review material - 2,500
Visa Fee - P27,000
IDP Process - P600
Flight Ticket - P20,000
Airport Fee - P750
OHSC - Overseas Health Student Coverage - ($1,271) P54,653
Upfront Tuition fees - ($6,500) P279,500
Medical - 5,000
Tuition fees for 1st year ($11,500) - 494,500
Part time - For first 6 months mahirap kasi nag aadjust ka palang and trying to settle sa area. My personal experience, iba ang style ng job hunting dito. Pero you can easily find a job thru agency, nursing home, psychiatric places and people with disabilities.
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