Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health

Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health

Welcome to the Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health at Victoria University in Wellington.

Located in New Zealand's capital city and part of Victoria's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, we specialise in postgraduate qualifications for nurses, midwives and health professionals. Our qualifications range from postgraduate certificates and diplomas to Master's degrees and PhDs.

We are here to help you succeed. Our team of academics offer extensive experience in the health sector as well as an excellent reputation for research and teaching. You'll learn from the best, gaining a wealth of knowledge and skills highly relevant to your personal and professional lives.

Events

Aug23Infant-parent sleep: a bird’s eye view of behaviour during the night
Date: 23 August 2012
Time: 12.00 pm
Venue: CS801, Level 8, Clinical Services Block, Wellington Hospital, Newtown
Bio Dr Sally Baddock is Co-Head of the School of Midwifery at Otago Polytechnic. She… Read more

News

1 May 2012 Research Newsletter 1 2012
Our first Research Newsletter for 2012 has just been released. This Newsletter details our staff members current publications & research projects. It also contains a list of research Seminars and guest speakers we will be hosting in 2012.  Read more
23 March 2012 New Enrolments for Trimester 2, 2012
The University have confirmed that new enrolments will be accepted for Trimester 2. Key dates are… Read more
20 March 2012 New Admin Staff
The Graduate School would like to welcome Annaliese Ellis and Belinda Tuari as the newest… Read more

Welcome to the School

Find out more about the Head of School Dr Jo Walton.
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Master of Nursing (Clinical)

Keen to acquire the clinical expertise needed for a career as a nurse practitioner, Ben says it was an obvious choice to enroll in a Master's programme at Victoria University
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Master of Midwifery

Malia is combining postgraduate study with time at home caring for her son and time at work as a casual midwife with Capital & Coast District Health Board.
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Adella Campbell

A shortage of PhD-qualified nurses in her native country of Jamaica has driven Adella to study for a PhD in nursing at Victoria.
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