Wellbeing and positive mental health promotion is a new and growing area of the curriculum for teachers and educators, as evidenced by the current and emerging education policy and curriculum frameworks at international, federal, state and community levels.
In this degree, you will acquire knowledge and understanding of how to work effectively with people with a mental illness, their carers and family members.
This degree has been designed in collaboration with Queensland Health's School of Mental Health to provide postgraduate professional training for current or future forensic mental health practitioners, including nurses, psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists.
In this degree, focused on a rapidly evolving healthcare area, you will acquire specialised knowledge and understanding of how to work effectively with people with a mental illness, their carers and family members.
The Master of Advanced Nursing Practice (MANP) provides you with the confidence and skills to provide the best possible health care for your patients.
The Graduate Diploma in Nursing Practice is a 100 point 4th year coursework program offered with clinical field practice competency requirements.
The Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Nursing is a short, focused, clinically based course designed for a practitioner commencing the specialty of mental health nursing.
The Master of Nursing (Mental Health) involves the core concepts of mental health including recent developments and understanding the concepts and perspectives associated with Mental Health Nursing.
The Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing is a focused, clinically based course designed for a practitioner commencing the specialty of mental health nursing.
The program provides an opportunity for a comprehensive training in forensic mental health.
The Master of Mental Health (Nursing) aims to expand nursing clinicians’ knowledge and skills in mental health practice with evidence-based knowledge and practice enabling immediate application/translation in the workplace.