School of Nursing

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The School of Nursing at Murdoch University believes that by promoting a culture of life-long learning and empowering our student population, we can contribute to the enhancement of the nursing profession. Our team of dedicated academics is passionate about nursing education, across undergraduate, postgraduate, and Higher Degree by Research, providing a foundation for safe, compassionate Strengths-Based nursing care across the lifespan to improve health and wellbeing for all people.

We are committed to fostering excellence and supporting the development of future nursing professionals. Our Bachelor of Nursing degree provides an evidence-based learning environment that empowers students to develop the skills, knowledge, and attributes to become Strengths-Based Registered Nurses, who work with people and communities to positively influence health and wellbeing. Graduates of this course are eligible to apply for registration as a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.

A diverse range of postgraduate courses, focusing on areas of health and workforce priority, is also available for Registered Nurses and healthcare professionals interested in advancing their careers in contemporary healthcare settings. In these courses, students will gain the advanced skills, knowledge, and attributes required to meet the demands of national and international healthcare systems.

The School of Nursing is home to a vibrant team of researchers with diverse interests and expertise across multiple areas. Our strong partnerships with industry provide valuable opportunities to generate and translate evidence into practice, driving innovation to improve health outcomes and build a skilled, resilient healthcare workforce.

We welcome you to explore our website and find more about our courses, our research, our people, and our projects.

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Latest news from the School

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Katherine Te Arii finalist in WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards

Kat Te Arii has been selected as a finalist in the WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA)

Kat Te Arii has been selected as a finalist in the WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA) in the Education category, a fabulous and well‑deserved achievement.

This recognition highlights Kat’s exceptional contribution to decolonising curricula by imbedding Indigenous led nursing education. Kat has been instrumental in establishing a partnership with the School of Indigenous Knowledges working collaboratively to co-design a strengths based First Nations health unit.

The School congratulates Kat on being recognised among an outstanding field of educators. 

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Katherine Te Arii finalist in WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards

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