At UQ’s School of Nursing and Midwifery we’re dedicated to teaching and research excellence. We deliver contemporary, high quality teaching from practicing clinicians, and conduct world class research. Everyday our academic staff deliver the very best teaching to ensure our students are equipped to work in an ever-increasing interconnected world. We are committed to building relationships and clinical partnership programs that will contribute to the health and well-being of the community.

We are based across various sites. These include several clinical schools where undergraduate students carry out the majority of their education. We are fortunate to have our School based at both Herston, where the Faculty of Health Sciences main office is based alongside two of the largest Faculty Schools, Medicine and Population Health, and at UQ Ipswich, the University's newest campus with state of the art facilities and the latest technology. Much of our undergraduate training is conducted in our Clinical Schools located throughout south-east Queensland. Beginning in 2004 we’ve been conducting innovative teaching and research programs. Our research strengths include:

Quality Health Systems
Health Across the Lifespan
Chronic Conditions

We now offer the following teaching programs:

From Semester 2, 2011, the School of Nursing and Midwifery will offer Postgraduate Midwifery programs including a Graduate Certificate and Master of Midwifery. Contact the School of Nursing and Midwifery for addtional information on this and other programs.

Research Higher degree to encompass

We have developed a range of community partnership programs to ensure that our teaching and research is informed by community health needs.

For more information, please contact one of our offices

Last Updated: 29 September 2012

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