The universities with better nursing majors in Australia are as follows:

1, Deakin University

The courses offered by the School of Nursing of Deakin University have been certified by the Australian Accreditation Council for Nursing and Midwives (ANMAC) and NMBA, and the courses taken by students meet the theoretical requirements for applying for registered nurses. Nursing college offers undergraduate and master's courses, including bachelor's degree and master's degree in nursing. The number of degrees is limited each year, and applications may be closed at any time.

2. West Sydney

Studying nursing in western Sydney will provide ample internship opportunities. From the first semester of the first year of college, clinical practice in the hospital is arranged every semester. Generally speaking, the internship is arranged for 8 hours on the same day. Adequate clinical practice allows students to get in touch with the nursing industry and practice earlier and find employment opportunities faster. In addition, West Sydney Nursing has dual certification to support students' employment and travel around Australia.

3. Newcastle University

The nursing specialty of Newcastle University ranks 26th in the world, with excellent teachers and teaching environment. After graduation, you are eligible to apply for registration with the Australian Council of Nurses and Midwives (NMBA). Complete at least 800 hours of clinical experience throughout the degree. Students will experience a variety of clinical environments, from surgical medical facilities, emergency care, mental health environment to elderly care and rural health clinics.

Employment direction of nursing specialty

1. Clinical nursing: it can be used in general hospitals, specialized hospitals and emergency centers at all levels.

2. Health care: rehabilitation centers, community medical service centers, maternal and child health stations, nursing home health doctors, health and epidemic prevention station staff, clinics, medical service stations and community welfare institutions.

3. Nursing teaching: nursing teachers in medical colleges and vocational colleges.

4. Nursing scientific research, nursing management and health administration: state administrative agencies (such as health bureau and food and drug administration).

5. Nursing-related industries are engaged in production, sales and management, such as beauticians, sales representatives, medical representatives, beauty instructors in beauty and health clubs, pharmacies, food, health care products, cosmetics, medical equipment production and sales, prolactin, medical guidance, etc.