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U:PASS
UTS Peer Assisted Study Success is a program designed to help students who are studying subjects that are seen as difficult or that have a historically high failure rate.
Subjects in the Bachelor of Nursing that have U:PASS sessions available include:
Autumn Session
91529 Pathophysiology and Pharmacology 1 (6cp)
Spring Session
Electives
The list of electives below is indicative only, as some electives may not be available every year. Some electives are very popular and reach capacity early; students are allocated on a first come first served basis:
| 92473 | Introduction to Specialty Practice: Critical Care Nursing |
| 92475 | Introduction to Specialty Practice: Global Health |
| 92476 | Introduction to Specialty Practice: Mental Health Nursing |
| 92477 | Introduction to Specialty Practice: Paediatric Nursing |
| 92479 | Introduction to Specialty Practice: Perioperative Nursing |
Seeking new graduate employment
In order to be considered for a New Grad interview (Transition to Professional Practice), you need to meet all NSW Health requirements, including English language proficiency and visa requirements.
Please note that interviews can start as early as July in your final year of study.
For full details visit NSW Health nursing employment (opens an external site).
Getting registered
You should apply for registration through AHPRA about 4-6 weeks before finishing your course.
AHPRA graduate registration process
Note: all graduates must provide evidence of meeting the English language skills registration standard.
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