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Nursing and Midwifery
Learn in a supportive environment and prepare for a rewarding career. We embrace teaching and practice-based research that are highly regarded by industry.
About us
We are one of Australia's best and most innovative nursing and midwifery schools. Elite people, diverse course options and modern facilities give us a uniqueness worth exploring.
Research
Our research is defined by established expertise and developing emerging practice areas. We focus on the transitions of professionals and those who use health services.
Teaching
We respond to industry needs and develop courses in collaboration with professional partners. Tailor your course to suit your career aspirations.
International
International study gives you a global perspective and advantages in future work and academic endeavours. We offer a range of opportunities for you to expand your horizons.
Alumni
We're extremely proud of our graduates and consider them part of our story. Read about your fellow graduates and stay connected with our community.
Contact us
Location
Monash University, Clayton Campus
Monash University, Peninsula Campus
General enquiries
T: 1800 MONASH (1800 666 274)
Current students
Future students
Media enquiries
T: +61 3 9903 4840
E: media@monash.edu
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Article from #MonashNM Academic Patricia Schwerdtle - #Ebola survivors research reveals causes of distress & sources of resilience @WADEM_PDM Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
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Article from #MonashNM Academic Patricia Schwerdtle - How will Trump's Global Gag rule lead to more #abortions and poorer #MCH outcomes? @_TCglobal Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
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@MonashNM recently hosted nursing students from Josai International University, Japan for two weeks focusing on a variety of palliative care nursing aspects including culture as one element of a patient's holistic needs. The program consisted of lecturers, workshops group presentations, clinical visits and discussion session. Students from both MNM and Josai had the opportunity to exchange their views on studying nursing and midwifery and their future vision.
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Nurses truely are amazing - London Bridge terror attack victim Kirsty Boden honoured with nursing scholarship.
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RT @MonashUni: Interested in learning more about graduate studies? Take the next step. Register for our Graduate Expo: https://t.co/NMdtWjJ…
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#Monash_SNM Prevention of central venous line associated bloodstream infections in adult intensive care units https://t.co/9gqtQmbUMn
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MNM_SNM Emergency nurses’ perceptions of emergency department preparedness for an Ebola outbreak @TheAENJ https://t.co/FlfWZNvpgb
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#MNM_SNM Narayan, K, et al Effectiveness of paracetamol vs ibuprofen administration in febrile children @JPCHonline https://t.co/7pNyQUS80o
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@monash_nm recently hosted nursing students from Josai International University, Japan for two weeks focusing on a variety of palliative care nursing aspects including culture as one element of a patient's holistic needs. The program consisted of lecturers, workshops group presentations, clinical visits and discussion session. Students from both MNM and Josai had the opportunity to exchange their views on studying nursing and midwifery and their future vision.
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See the birth & growth of Monash University via interactive timeline! Our highlight? The start of Nursing & Midwifery in 1990 at Peninsula Campus! Monash.edu/timeline #monashuni #monash_nm
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Photo shoot day - our amazing students having fun and helping us promote the wonderful world of nursing and midwifery. #monash_nm #nursing #midwifery #monashmnhs
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Clinical placement can be a daunting experience, particularly for first year nursing students, so #monash_nm Mentoring program decided it would be beneficial to provide an insider’s view of what placement is like to alleviate some fears for these students and recently held a Placement session, providing an opportunity for experienced mentors to share and discuss placement with first year students. Madeline Hawke, President, Nursing and Midwifery Peer Mentoring Group commented “The first year students had a number of relevant questions to ask the mentors. Many of them noted feeling anxious about placement but appeared to be helped by the insight the mentors provided. It was a really successful, informative session”