School of Nursing and Midwifery
Excellence in caring
Our School’s programs offer a personalised student journey through innovative and contemporary learning experiences.
Our students are inspired to become life-long learners and committed to the delivery of care across the lifespan.
Our teaching reflects contemporary practice, is evidence-based and delivered by experts from the University and industry partners.
Our research is undertaken in collaboration with our Indigenous and local communities, national and global partners and is focused on ground-breaking solutions to real world health challenges.
Why study nursing and midwifery with us
Our students experience individual support to meet their needs in a nurturing environment, helping them to achieve their goals.
Our curriculum has been redesigned and is delivered using a blended learning approach combining the benefits of face-to-face teaching, with the flexibility of virtual learning. Our programs are informed by evidence-based practice and guided by our values of excellence, engagement, equity and sustainability to grow future nursing and midwifery leaders.
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Degrees
Our global reputation for providing excellence in research
Through collaborative work with our strategic partners and the expertise and contributions of our staff, our research outputs have impacted policy, practice and education
Our School engages in research that challenges conventional thinking and makes purposeful impact on the direction of care in nursing and midwifery. New innovations are created through our work, which leads to improved care for people and their families across the lifespan.
School highlights
Wenjuan Gains a New Perspective on the Future of Nursing
Wenjuan felt that the Master’s degree gave a unique perspective on the future of nursing.
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Charlotte’s pathway to Nursing
Open Foundation graduate Charlotte Kilminster is taking on a new challenge, studying a Bachelor of Nursing on the Central Coast.
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A nursing degree and more
20-year-old Juliette was home-schooled, right up until the end of year 10. When she finished school, she assumed she’d never study again. But after a year of working, travelling and completing some short courses, it became apparent to Juliette that she wanted to pursue a career in Nursing.
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A midwife that all women deserve
Evelyn Chatikobo will graduate from the University of Newcastle this week as a Midwife.
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Persistence pays off for nursing graduate after life-threatening accident
Jessica Coleman studied a Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Newcastle.
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New career directions with postgraduate study
Kathleen plans to use her postgraduate degree to expand her career in the future.
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Keeping up with contemporary clinical practice
Luke is a Nurse Manager returning to study after 15 years out of university to ensure his clinical practice is contemporary and evidenced-based.
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Moving culture forward
Bachelor of Arts student Angelique Carr is helping to digitise fascinating human stories from the past.
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Latest news
News • 5 May 2021
Follow the Data: Invest in Midwives
Each year on 5 May we reflect on and celebrate the extraordinary contribution midwives make to the health and wellbeing of women, babies and families, during one of the most important events of our lives - being born.
News • 8 Oct 2020
Asthma treatment – it’s not one-size-fits-all
With at least one asthma-related death each day in Australia, a team of researchers has been awarded $2.5 million dollars from NHMRC to investigate personalised approaches to asthma treatment.
News • 12 Aug 2020
Growing numbers of health students choose to “go rural” in 2021
The University of Newcastle’s Department of Rural Health has seen a significant jump in the number of allied health students choosing to go rural in 2021, showing the increasing popularity of rural locations among domestic undergraduate students.
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