In 2024, the Curtin School of Nursing celebrates its 50th anniversary, reflecting on a rich history defined by significant accomplishments in teaching, research, and community engagement.

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Established in 1974, Curtin School of Nursing stands as the longest-running institution of its kind in the Australian university sector, embodying a commitment to leadership in health sciences education and research.

From pioneering policy and governance initiatives to fostering internationalisation and technological advancements, the School has consistently pushed boundaries across disciplines including Nursing, Midwifery, International Health, Diabetes, Paramedicine, and Oral Health Therapy. Guided by eminent nurses and midwives, its programs have produced graduates who have become esteemed healthcare professionals globally, shaping the landscape of healthcare in Australia and beyond.

Learn more of the School’s history

Jump Start Nursing – a career in the making

Registered nurses are key to a safe healthcare system. In this time of workforce shortage, attracting students to study nursing is essential so that we can continue to offer person centred quality care to individuals, families and communities.

Jump Start Nursing will assist first-year nursing students with $500 which will allow them to purchase critical items needed for their clinical placements. Uniforms, mask fitting, police clearance and CPR training all add up, and many students struggle to find the money to cover these costs. This can make or break the initial experience as a future nurse. 

You have the opportunity to support first-year nursing students with their out-of-pocket expenses by donating to Jump Start Nursing. Let’s extend a helping hand and ensure all students can excel in their nursing career without delay.