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La Trobe University
University Handbook 2012

Master of Nursing (Emergency Care)

Course code/s: Melbourne (HMNEC), Distance Education (HMNECD)

This course will only be conducted if sufficient enrolments are achieved.

Course Coordinator: Jackie Mahony

Contact:  ph (03) 9479 6733 email jacqueline.williams@latrobe.edu.au

Course Duration:

Graduate Certificate: 1 year part-time

Postgraduate Diploma: 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time

Master: 1.5 years full-time, 2-3 years part-time

The Master of Nursing (Emergency) is a 1.5 year, full-time or 2-3 year, part-time award with exit options available at either the Graduate Certificate (one year, part-time, 60 credit points) or the Postgraduate Diploma (one year, full-time or two years part-time, 120 credit points). The course is designed to provide a range of opportunities for students to develop a deeper understanding of emergency nursing through systematic analysis and reflection on the relationships between theory and practice.

Admission requirements

Applicants seeking entry into the Master of Nursing (Emergency) must be a Division 1 Registered Nurse and hold a current practising certificate with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/, or its equivalent.

 
Teaching period Subject code Subject title Credit Points Total Credit Points
TE-SEM-1 NSG5CHA Comprehensive Health Assessment 20 60
TE-SEM-1 NSG5AEN Advanced Emergency Nursing Practice 20 60
TE-SEM-2 NSG5CEN Complex Emergency Nursing Practice 20 60
choose 20 credit points from:
TE-SEM-1 or TE-SEM-2 NSG5CAU Clinical Audit 20 20
TE-SEM-1 or TE-SEM-2 NSG5CPD Clinical Practice Development 20 20
choose 40 credit points from:
TE-SEM-1 or TE-SEM-2   Subject list A (non clinical) or Subject list B (clinical practice) 20 or 40 40
choose 60 credit points from:
TE-SEM-1 or TE-SEM-2   Subject list A (non clinical) or Subject list B (clinical practice) 20 or 40 60