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Study with a university with a strong reputation and almost 50 years’ experience in delivering education to nurses. The Master of Nursing from Charles Sturt University drives ongoing development of the nursing profession locally and nationally.

Our Master of Nursing provides registered nurses with a platform to build on your knowledge and experience, enhancing critical thinking, decision-making and research-related skills.

Course highlights

Join the ranks of Charles Sturt University nursing experts. We have a strong reputation in clinical education, leadership and management, chronic and complex care, as well as clinical nursing. Specialists in these fields support you to build on your knowledge and skills and become a highly sought-after graduate.

Join a strong academic community

Charles Sturt University has particular areas of specialty, offering registered nurses the opportunity to build on their existing knowledge and skills in clinical education, leadership and management, chronic and complex care, or clinical nursing. The Master of Nursing offers individualised support for students, drawing on a reputation for resilience, versatility and adaptability to enable graduates to build on their career in a way that counts.

Flexible options

Smaller virtual class numbers guarantee one-to-one support, allowing you to further develop in your specific area of interest. Flexibility in approach allows students to complete the course in a timeframe that suits them. You can also choose to complete 32 points (four subjects) and graduate with a graduate certificate in your area of specialisation, or 64 points (eight subjects) to gain a graduate diploma.

Practise wherever you want to take your career

While there is a need for high-quality registered nurses in regional, rural and remote Australia, the demand for Charles Sturt University graduates is no less in urban and metropolitan settings, across the specialties.

Career opportunities

As a Master of Nursing graduate, you'll be able to demonstrate a high level of skill and responsibility in clinical decision-making and provide advanced care in complex circumstances. You'll be able to support other health professionals in working to improve patient outcomes, and influence all levels of care while promoting quality health outcomes for individuals, families, communities and healthcare systems through strong leadership and sound research. You’ll build your critical-thinking skills and develop the ability to apply evidence to practice, enabling you to transition into diverse and challenging nursing roles.