Study Nursing in Australia – Progression to Deakin University

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Overview

Study Nursing in Australia – Progression to Deakin University Become a Registered Nurse in Australia in Just 1 Year – Start Your Journey from Amrak

This exclusive 3+1 Transfer Programme allows students to complete their first 3 years at Amrak Institute of Medical Sciences (Sri Lanka) and transfer to Deakin University, Australia for the final year of the Bachelor of Nursing.

Deakin is ranked #15 in the world for Nursing and #1 in Victoria* for teaching and facilities. This collaborative programme is designed to support Sri Lankan students in gaining globally recognized qualifications and becoming eligible for Registered Nurse (RN) status in Australia.

Why Amrak

Pathway to Australia – 3 years in Sri Lanka + 1 year in Australia

Global Recognition – Deakin ranked #15 globally for Nursing (Shanghai Rankings 2024)

#1 in graduate employment in Victoria – 2023 Graduate Outcomes Survey, Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching
#1 Victorian university for student support – 2023 Student Experience Survey, Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching

Industry-Focused Curriculum – Practical, ethical, and modern healthcare training

RN Eligibility – Apply for Registered Nurse status through the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA)

Clinical Exposure – Training at Durdans Hospital (Amrak) and Deakin Clinical Simulation Centres

Entry Requirement

Successful completion of Amrak Higher Diploma in Nursing (NVQ Level 6)
English Language Proficiency:
- IELTS Academic: Overall band 7.0 (no band below 7.0)

Modules

Core Modules (Sample at Deakin – Final Year):

HNN318 – Care of the Older Person
HNN329 – Chronic Illness and Supportive Care
HNN320 – Quality and Safety in Health Care 2
HNN301 – Mental Health and Wellbeing
HNN325 – Comprehensive Nursing Practice

Electives (Choose 3 – at least one from Level 2 or 3):

HNN207 – Maternal and Newborn Care
HNN209 – Alcohol and Other Drug Use in Society
HNN313 – Perioperative Nursing
HNN330 – Introduction to Neonatal Nursing
HNN331 – Introduction to Paediatric Nursing
HNN348 – Rural and Remote Nursing
IND101 – Introduction to Aboriginal Studies
IND102 – Aboriginal Australian Stories and Songlines
HSH205 – Epidemiology and Biostatistics 1
HSH313 – Contemporary Health Issues
HSN101 – Foundations of Food, Nutrition and Health
HBS110 – Health Psychology (Behaviour Change)
HPS203 – Cognitive Psychology
HPS325 – Health Psychology (Addiction)

Career Opportunities

Graduates are eligible to apply for Registered Nurse (RN) positions in Australia.

Work Settings:

Public and private hospitals
Aged care homes
Community health centres
Rehabilitation and mental health services
Schools, clinics, and government organisations

Postgraduate Pathways:

PhD in Nursing Sciences
Master’s in Nursing
Public Health
Clinical Leadership

Specialization Options:

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