Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours)

UWA's Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) is Australia's first four-year integrated Honours nursing degree. It embeds industry insight at every stage, features fourth-year specialisation streams (Child, adolescent and family health; Acute care; Chronic conditions; Rural and remote nursing), and includes an innovative part-time clinical placement model that allows students to balance study, work, and personal commitments.

Yes. The UWA Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) (BH028) is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) and approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). Graduates will be eligible to apply for registration to practice as a Registered Nurse in Australia.

Yes. Students can study on campus or online, with end-to-end delivery options across the Perth Metro, Great Southern, Midwest, and Pilbara regions. This flexibility enables regional students to study where they live and work, minimising the burden of relocation and travel, while supporting local workforce development. In the fourth year, a dedicated rural and remote stream offers focused preparation for regional practice.

UWA has pioneered a part-time placement model. For the first three years, students attend practical placements two to three days per week. In contrast to traditional placement models that require large blocks of time away from work and income, this approach promotes more sustainable and balanced learning, enabling students to embed themselves in a workplace while balancing study, work, and social commitments across the week.

You can apply before December 1 through TISC (TISCOnline) with either a completed Certificate IV in a health-related area or a minimum ATAR of 70.00 (with adjustments available for rural/remote students). After December 1, applications open directly through UWA. Other pathways include Indigenous entry pathways, Fairway UWA, Broadway UWA, and the Education Access Scheme (EAS).