Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University
Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University
Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University
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nursing<br />
Nursing at Ecu encompasses specialist undergraduate <strong>course</strong>s<br />
in Nursing and Nursing Studies. Along with our state-of-the-art<br />
health and wellness facilities featuring demonstration wards and<br />
simulation suites, students have access to a range of training<br />
methods and programs that make our nursing <strong>course</strong>s unique,<br />
including intensive clinical skills workshops and regular health<br />
simulations that promote scenario-based learning using human<br />
patient simulators.<br />
eCu’S outStAndinG heAlth And wellneSS<br />
fACilitieS<br />
Our purpose-built Health and Wellness building incorporates<br />
health simulation suites and demonstration wards that provide<br />
a safe, authentic environment for clinical skills development, all<br />
designed to increase the competence and confidence of students.<br />
The demonstration wards contain 52 beds and meet Australian<br />
healthcare standards. Students have the opportunity for<br />
experiential hands-on practice to learn nursing skills in a variety<br />
of simulated healthcare settings.<br />
“The Student Mentor Program gave me<br />
the chance to receive guidance and advice.”<br />
I chose ECU Nursing because of their amazing reputation<br />
and excellent facilities, including demonstration and<br />
simulation wards, but the support I received was an added<br />
bonus. Lecturers always ensured they were accessible,<br />
and the Student Mentor Program gave me the chance<br />
to receive guidance and advice from third-year Nursing<br />
students and academic staff.<br />
internAtionAl Community plACement<br />
Our Nursing program offers students the opportunity to<br />
undertake a community placement overseas, where they are<br />
able to work in a different healthcare system and experience<br />
health from a diverse cultural background. Currently, community<br />
placement opportunities available to students exist within<br />
Thailand, Laos, the Philippines and Tanzania.<br />
pArtnerShip proGrAmS with A differenCe<br />
ECU’s Partnerships <strong>Undergraduate</strong> Program (PUP) offers<br />
Nursing students the opportunity to undertake all their<br />
practical units in the one hospital setting, allowing them access<br />
to helpful resources, as well as networking opportunities.<br />
These unique partnership programs are available at a range<br />
of healthcare facilities including Joondalup Health Campus,<br />
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, St John of God Hospital (Subiaco),<br />
Swan Kalamunda Health Service, Osborne Park Hospital and<br />
Royal Perth Hospital.<br />
midwifery<br />
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Ecu Nursing graduate nurSinG<br />
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