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Bachelor of Nursing
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Fees Free eligible programme
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Locations and dates
Nelson:
22 February 2021Bachelor of Nursing - Year 122 February 2021Bachelor of Nursing - Year 2 -
Study options
3 years full time or up to 5 years part time
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Length
3 years full time or up to 5 years part time
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Total credits
360
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Fees
Year 1: $6,928, Year 2: $7,018, Year 3: $6,927 plus $240 Student Services Levy per year
Fees listed are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection. View course details for individual fees.
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National qualification code
CH3730 - Bachelor of Nursing
Nurses work in both hospital and community settings.
There is a wide variety of career possibilities both nationally and internationally as a registered nurse, including medical, surgical, emergency department, mental health, public health and rural health nursing.
Gain the skills and experience you need for your career through combined theory, practice and clinical studies.
Since 2012 NMIT graduates have a 100% pass rate on Nursing Council New Zealand State Final Examinations. This is an internationally recognised qualification so you can not only work in New Zealand but also around the world.
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