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Acute and chronic adult patient care in hospital settings covering diverse medical and surgical conditions.
Psychiatric nursing, therapeutic communication, crisis intervention, and substance abuse management.
Care of infants, children, and adolescents including developmental assessment and family-centered approaches.
Pregnancy care, labor and delivery, postpartum support, and women's reproductive health.
Home nursing, chronic disease management, health promotion, and primary care coordination.
ICU, emergency departments, trauma nursing, and high-acuity patient management.
Care of elderly patients in residential facilities, rest homes, and hospital settings.
Medication management, drug calculations, safe administration, and prescribing preparation for advanced roles.
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Receive personalized recommendations on courses that best fit your goals.
Guidance to find and apply for scholarships that ease your financial burden.
Step-by-step help with applications, documents, and meeting university requirements.
Support in understanding and securing the best loan options for your studies.
Assistance in navigating the visa process, from documentation to interviews.
Requirements include high school with science subjects, IELTS 6.5 (6.5 in writing/speaking), personal statement, references, and health screening. Academic performance important for competitive programs.
Yes! After completing NCNZ-approved program and meeting competencies, graduates apply for New Zealand nursing registration. Post-study work visa allows employment as RN.
Annual tuition ranges NZD $25,000-$35,000; total 3-year program approximately ₹55L-₹80L including living expenses. More affordable than Australia with excellent quality.
NCNZ (Nursing Council of New Zealand) regulates nurses. Graduates from approved programs eligible for registration upon demonstrating required competencies and English proficiency.
Excellent! Nationwide nursing shortage creates strong demand. Starting salaries NZD $55K-$70K, experienced nurses earn NZD $75K-$90K+ with shift allowances.
Yes! Nursing on long-term skill shortage list. Post-study work visa (up to 3 years) allows gaining NZ experience. Most nursing graduates achieve residency within 2-3 years.
Both excellent. Australia: higher salaries, larger cities, more universities. New Zealand: lower costs, relaxed lifestyle, easier PR pathway. Choose based on preferences.
Limited scholarships (NZD $2,000-$5,000) available. Most students rely on part-time work, family support, and education loans to fund studies.
Cultural safety is core principle emphasizing respect for Māori, Pacific, and diverse cultures. Essential competency for nursing practice in multicultural New Zealand healthcare.
Start 12-18 months before intake (February/July). Need time for IELTS preparation, applications, and student visa processing with medical and police checks.