Wintec's Nursing programmes prepare students to become enrolled or registered nurses through a combination of theoretical studies and practical placements. Students gain knowledge in nursing, social sciences, anatomy and physiology, and skills in clinical environments. Career pathways include registered nurses working across diverse health settings, enrolled nurses delivering care under supervision, and advanced nursing roles for postgraduates such as nurse educators and practitioners. Multiple programmes are offered, including Bachelor of Nursing (Level 7), Enrolled Nursing (Level 5), Master of Nursing Science (Pre-registration, Level 9), and postgraduate certificates and diplomas for career advancement. Practical placements involve real healthcare workplace experiences to apply learning effectively. Fees vary per programme, with first year bachelor and master programmes costing $8,508 NZD per year, enrolled nursing $8,508 for 18 months, and foundation certificate at $3,890 per semester.

Course Content

• Theoretical knowledge of nursing, social sciences, anatomy and physiology

• Hands-on clinical experience via placements in healthcare settings

• Professional nursing care delivery to individuals, families, and communities

• Monitoring and recording patient health

• Medication and intravenous drug administration

• Health education and advocacy

• Working within multidisciplinary teams

• Preparation for Nursing Council of New Zealand registration exams

• Career pathways in community, hospital, aged care, mental health, emergency, oncology and primary health care settings

• Advanced roles for postgraduate nurses including nurse educator and nurse practitioner pathways

• Foundation and pathway programmes for progression into nursing

• Postgraduate certificates and diplomas to deepen professional knowledge and skills