Overview 

Curtin University’s Bachelor of Science (Advanced Nursing) establishes a comprehensive foundation in clinical care, patient evaluation, and contemporary healthcare practices. The curriculum examines complex health conditions and therapeutic interventions, preparing students to meet the evolving demands of modern clinical settings. Mastering these core nursing principles is essential for delivering safe, high-quality care and improving patient health outcomes.

What You'll Learn

• Human anatomy, pathophysiology, and pharmacological principles in nursing

• Comprehensive patient assessment, clinical reasoning, and care planning

• Advanced clinical skills, wound management, and infection control standards

• Healthcare ethics, patient advocacy, and legal frameworks in practice

• Evidence-based practice, therapeutic communication, and inter professional teamwork

Learning Outcomes 

Students will learn to conduct thorough health assessments to formulate evidence-based nursing care plans and apply clinical skills along with scientific knowledge to manage complex patient conditions safely. Additionally, they will communicate effectively with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams while evaluating clinical research and ethical guidelines to optimize nursing care quality.