AustraliaBachelor's208 weeks

Bachelor of Midwifery/Bachelor of Nursing

Victoria UniversityMelbourne, Australia

Fee for international students

A$187,616 for the whole course (as of 2026)Source: CRICOS
Intakes
February
Duration
208 weeks
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Programme facts

Level
Bachelor's
Duration
208 weeks
Language of teaching
English
Study mode
Not published
Credits
Not published
Intakes
FebruaryTypical for this country

About this programme

Prepare for a career supporting life and bringing new life into the world. Our double degree in midwifery and nursing gives you the knowledge and skills for two distinct, in-demand professions. During your Bachelor of Midwifery/Bachelor of Nursing degree, you’ll acquire practical skills for each profession – and the healthcare knowledge common to both. You'll practise your new skills in a safe environment on campus, using technology that simulates patient care. You'll also undertake many weeks’ supported clinical practice, working with real patients. By the time you graduate, you'll be work-ready – with genuine experience caring for women through pregnancy, childbirth, and post-birth. We will teach you to understand your patients’ health needs, as well as their social need to feel safe in your care, based on: up-to-date and evidence-informed health care awareness and understanding of cultural safety and sensitivity woman-centred and person-centred quality care development of professional relationships and workplace integration. Nursing and midwifery complement each other perfectly, and give you choice and flexibility in your career. After graduating from this course, you’ll be able to register and practise as a registered midwife and registered nurse. Location: Please note that you will study at St Albans Campus for years 1-2, and at Sunshine Clinical School for years 3-4.

Entry requirements

Typical for this university, not this programme's own requirement.

  • IELTS6 overall, no band below 6
  • PTE Academic52
Prerequisites
Applicants for this course will need to meet the entry criteria outlined below. If you don’t meet the entry criteria, you may be able to gain entry by first completing a related course or unit(s). We call this a ‘pathway’. If you've completed a qualification where English was the primary language of instruction, you may be eligible for an exemption of English-language requirements. In some cases, there may be additional entry requirements. Learn more about entry requirements for international students.

Source: Official university website

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Data: CRICOS, Australian Government.