Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) BNurs(Hons)
Nursing
A course by
University of Auckland
An advanced programme for high-achieving nursing graduates to enhance career prospects, develop research skills, and expand their professional practice.
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Core skills this course teaches
Enhance research skills
Develop research capacity through the study of advanced methods and the completion of a practical research project aligned with your workplace.
Develop evidence-based practice
Gain expertise in applying and implementing evidence-based practice within nursing and health contexts.
About This Course
The Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) is designed for qualified nurses seeking to build research capacity, upgrade their qualifications, maintain clinical currency, or expand career opportunities. The programme combines advanced core nursing research courses, evidence-based practice, and a significant research project done in collaboration with an academic supervisor and—often—your employer. This part-time, 120-point honours degree enhances critical reflection, leadership, and scholarship in nursing.
Course Content
- NURSING 746: Evidence-based Practice and Implementation
- NURSING 782: Research Methods in Nursing and Health
- HLTHSCI 715: Research in Practice
- HLTHSCI 789: A Research Project
Entry Requirements
A completed Bachelor of Nursing degree
Current registration as a nurse (typically required)
Build towards these roles
Advanced clinical roles in nursingLeadership and scholarship positions in healthcarePathway to research and academia
Build skills in these industries
NursingHealth
