Explore healthcare and nursing courses in Australia for international students, from entry-level certificates and diplomas through to bachelor and postgraduate study. Course availability, professional registration and entry requirements vary by provider and occupation.
Certificates and diplomas often range around AUD 8,000–25,000 per year; bachelor healthcare programs commonly around AUD 30,000–50,000 per year; postgraduate programs commonly around AUD 25,000–50,000 per year. Nursing and clinical programs can be higher depending on provider, placement and facilities.
These are broad planning estimates only. Confirm the current international fee with the CRICOS-registered provider.
Yes. Many Australian providers offer CRICOS-registered nursing programs. Check the exact entry, English, placement and registration requirements.
No. Professional registration is governed by the relevant regulator and is separate from admission to a course.
A Diploma of Nursing is a VET qualification, while a Bachelor of Nursing is a higher education degree. Outcomes and registration pathways differ.
Fees vary significantly by provider. Use the ranges above for initial planning and confirm the provider’s current fee.
Important: Course completion does not itself guarantee professional registration, employment or migration outcomes. Requirements can change, so students should verify current information with the education provider and relevant regulator.
