Un ive rs i t y o f Sou th Aus t ra l ia

Enrolment Advice

PROGRAM NAME Bachelor of Nursing PROGRAM CODE IBNU SCHOOL CODE NRC

ACADEMIC PLAN

PART 1

CAMPUS CITY EAST

CAMPUS CENTRAL OFFICE

(Please contact Campus Central if you need help with enrolling or have any queries about the information on this form)

Campus Central Campus Central City East Level 3, Playford Building

EMAIL

campuscentral.cityeast@unisa.edu.au

PHONE

08 8302 2511 Or

1300 301 703

SCHOOL

(Please contact the School Office if you have any other queries)

School of Nursing & Midwifery

School Office City East, Centenary Building

Level 6, C6-54

EMAIL

Nursingstage1.enquiries@unisa.edu.au

PHONE 08 8302 2646

2019

DEFINITIONS:

Area + Catalogue Number A 4-letter area code plus a 4-digit catalogue number make up the course code, eg BIOL 1033. You can search for courses by using this code.

Class Number A class number is a unique number used to identify individual classes held during a specified study period. You can use class numbers to enrol, starting with the class number of the enrolment class.Both the enrolment class and related classes have class numbers.

Enrolment Class An Enrolment Class is the first class you enrol in for a particular course. This can be a lecture (LEC), tutorial (TUT), workshop (WSH), practical (PRA) or external (EXT). There may be multiple enrolment classes to choose between. All other classes will be related to the enrolment class and will display once you select your enrolment class.

Related Classes (Non-Enrol Classes)

Related classes are other components (i.e. a tutorial or practical) that make up the course. In some cases you may be automatically enrolled into a particular related class that is associated with the enrolment class you selected.

Auto enrol However, in some courses, once you select the enrolment class you are automatically enrolled (auto-enrol) in a related class (eg a particular tutorial or practical at a particular time). The class number will be listed in the Auto-enrol column.

External class For external classes click on the ‘Refer to timetable’ link. This number is the only enrolment class number you need to enter in ‘Manage my Enrolment’ when enrolling. External students do need to attend on campus intensive workshops at City East Campus in Adelaide.

Pre-requisite and co-requisite If a course has a pre-requisite, that pre-requisite must be completed beforehand. If a course has a co-requisite, that co-requisite must be studied concurrently or beforehand.

Condition evidence **It is compulsory for all students entering the program to submit:

Senior First Aid certificate

CPR Update (if Senior First Aid certificate is older than 12 months)

Department for Community & Social Inclusion (DCSI) National criminal history check for all students

Plus National Police Certificate for interstate students

Consent and Authority to release National Police Certificate form

Immunisation records

These documents must be current for the duration of your placement. For more information please see: http://i.unisa.edu.au/students/health/cpu/ In addition, for ELA2, ELA3, ELA4 and ELA5, students will need to complete a med calcs test (100%) prior to their pre-clinical assessment. These due dates will be on the key dates brochure and the relevant course learn online page.

ALL STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: If you require assistance with your enrolments, then please contact Campus Central or the School of Nursing and Midwifery on (08) 8302 2646 or

email Nursingstage1.enquiries@unisa.edu.au for Stage 1 courses or email Nursingstage2.enquiries@unisa.edu.au for Stage 2 courses.

Stage 1

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment

Class Related

Class Related

Class Notes

2 NURS 1033

Being a Health Professional

(Course ID: 101137)

If you are AN ENROLLED NURSE

WITH A CERTIFICATE OR DIPLOMA,

commencing in 2019 do not enrol in Being a Health Professional, enrol in Professional

Practice N as per relevant Enrolled nurse

with certificate or diploma structure

TUTORIAL LECTURE W/SHOP Internal students

Please enrol into 1 tutorial – this will automatically enrol you into the lecture and a workshop.

Note that tutorial # 21469 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for the convenience of students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital. The linked workshop will remain at City East in the HHHS.

There will also be a tutorial for HLTH1036 at EV House on the same day

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into one of the available external class numbers

All external students are required to attend a 4 day on campus intensive practical workshop – this will be held on the following dates:

3/4/5/6 Jun 2019 – 9am to 5pm each day

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

2 HLTH 1036 Global and National

Health

(Course ID: 106004)

TUTORIAL

Internal students

Please enrol into 1 tutorial

Note that tutorial # 20708 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital.

There will also be a tutorial for NURS1033 at EV House on the same day

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into one of the available external class numbers

2 BIOL 1047 Human Body 1

(Course ID: 101138)

WORKSHOP

LECTURE Internal students

Please enrol into a lecture and you will be asked to choose a workshop. Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into an external class number

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

5 TUTORIAL LECTURE

HLTH 1047

First Peoples Health

(Course ID: 160401)

Prerequisites: Students

must have successfully completed HLTH1036

Global & National Health

Refer to class timetable

Internal students

Please enrol into 1 tutorial. In addition there will be a weekly lecture online, accessible via the course home page.

Note that tutorial # 52443 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital.

There will also be a tutorial for HLTH1037 at EV House on the same day

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into an external class number

5

BIOL

1048

Human Body 2

(Course ID: 101141)

WORKSHOP LECTURE Internal students

Please enrol into a lecture and you will be asked to choose a workshop.

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into an external class number

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

5 HLTH 1037 Mental Health

(Course ID: 106005)

TUTORIAL

Internal students

Refer to class timetable

Please enrol into 1 tutorial

Note that tutorial # 52488 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital.

There will also be a tutorial for HLTH1047 at EV House on the same day.

EXTERNAL

External students Please enrol into an external class number

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

5

NURS 1061

Experiential Learning Activity: Preparation for Clinical practice

Practicum 1

(Course ID: 160402)

Prerequisites: Students

must have successfully completed NURS1033

OR NURS1044

PLACEMENT

This includes activities:

1) 5 days on campus compulsory Workshop

2) 1 day Professional Placement Visit: (Project based)

EXTERNAL

Refer to class timetable

External students

All external students must attend a 4 day on campus workshop – this will be held on the following dates:

14/10/2019 to 18/10/2019- 9am to 5pm each day

**It is compulsory for students to submit current documents:

Senior First Aid certificate

CPR Update (if Senior First Aid certificate is older than 12 months)

Department for Community & Social Inclusion (DCSI) National criminal history check for all students

Plus National Police Certificate for interstate students

Consent and Authority to release National Police Certificate form

Immunisation records

These documents must be current for the duration of your placement. For more information please see:

http://i.unisa.edu.au/students/health/cpu/

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

5

NURS 1061

Experiential Learning Activity: Preparation for Clinical practice

Practicum 1

(Course ID: 160402)

Prerequisites: Students

must have successfully completed NURS1033

OR NURS1044

W/SHOP CLINICAL

Internal **It is compulsory for students to submit current documents:

Senior First Aid certificate

CPR Update (if Senior First Aid certificate is older than 12 months)

Department for Community & Social Inclusion (DCSI) National criminal history check for all students

Plus National Police Certificate for interstate students

Consent and Authority to release National Police Certificate form

Immunisation records

These documents must be current for the duration of your placement. For more information please see: http://i.unisa.edu.au/students/health/cpu/

Internal students to enrol into a workshop class, incorporating the 3 day x 8 hrs clinical workshop.

INTERNAL

Block 2

This includes activities:

1) On campus compulsory workshop

2) Professional Placement Visit

Pre-clinical workshop:

Each internal class has been linked to a workshop date.

please refer to the notes section for workshop details for each class

Refer to class timetable

OR Stage 2

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment

Class Related

Class Related

Class Notes

2 NURS 1044

Professional Practice Nursing

(Course ID: 101643)

Only enrol in this course if you are an Enrolled Nurse

with a Diploma or Certificate 4 commencing

in 2019, or a student with a study plan that advises you to

enrol in this course.

TUTORIAL LECTURE Enrolled Nurses undertake NURS1044 Professional Practice Nursing instead of NURS2034 ELA2

Internal students

Please enrol into 1 tutorial and you will be automatically enrolled into the lecture.

Note that tutorial # 20440 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital.

There will also be a tutorial for NURS2024 HOOA at EV House on the same day.

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

External students

Please enrol into one of the external class numbers

2 BIOL 2058

Scientific Basis of Clinical Practice

(Course ID: 106009)

Prerequisites: Students must have successfully completed BIOL1047 Human Body 1, and

BIOL1048 Human Body 2.

INTERNAL

Students will need to enrol into lecture and then select a tutorial. LECTURE TUTORIAL

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL Students enrol into one of the available external class numbers.

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment

Class Related

Class Related

Class Notes

2 NURS 2024

Health of Older Adults

(Course ID: 101146)

Co-requisite: BIOL2058

Students must have previously completed, or be enrolled in BIOL 2058

at the same time as NURS2024

Prerequisites: Students

must have successfully completed NURS1033; HLTH1037; HLTH1036; HLTH1047; NURS1061;

BIOL1047 and BIOL1048.

INTERNAL Internal Students will need to enrol into a Tutorial class which will automatically enrol you into a workshop. Lectures are all online. Note that tutorial #23226 will run at The Clinical Education centre at EV House, 121 Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale – for students who live in the area or work at the Lyell McEwin hospital. The linked workshop will remain at City East in the HHHS.

There will also be a tutorial for NURS1044 PPN at EV House on the same day.

TUTORIAL LECTURE W/SHOP

Refer to class timetable

EXTERNAL

Students please note: you will need to

attend for a 3 day compulsory on campus workshop. You will be

automatically allocated to a workshop depending on the external class number you enrol in – please refer to the notes section on the Manage my enrolment

page for workshop details for each class.

If also enrolling into the ELA2 course you can choose classes with back to

back workshops.

External

Students enrol into one of the available external class numbers.

Refer to class timetable

Depending on numbers enrolling not all external workshops may be opened.

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment Class Related Class Notes

2 NURS 2034

Experiential Learning Activity:

Older Adults Practicum 2

(Course ID: 106001)

Prerequisites: Students

must have successfully completed NURS1033; HLTH1037; HLTH1036; HLTH1047; NURS1061;

BIOL1047 and BIOL1048.

Co-requisite: NURS2024

Students must have previously completed, or be enrolled in NURS2024

at the same time as NURS2034

CLINICAL PLACEMENT

Block 2

EXTERNAL

Pre-clinical workshop:

Please note: All external students will be required to attend a mandatory pre-

clinical workshop on campus and participate in a post clinical workshop online. Each external class has been

linked to a workshop date.

All external preclinical workshops will follow on from NURS2024 external workshops in May.

Please note the day and time in the timetable notes when you enrol. If also

enrolling into Health of Older Adults course you can choose classes with back

to back workshops.

Please take note of the comments written in the ‘notes’ section of your

timetable before you choose an external class.

Placement Dates:

Please refer to the CPU – Clinical Grids

Refer to class timetable

Enrolled Nurses with a Diploma or Certificate 4 DO NOT enrol in this course. Enrolled Nurses undertake NURS1044 Professional Practice Nursing instead of this course. Co-requisite: Health of Older Adults (NURS 2024) – please enrol into this course before enrolling into NURS2034 **It is compulsory for students to submit:

Senior First Aid certificate

CPR Update (if Senior First Aid certificate is older than 12 months)

Department for Community & Social Inclusion (DCSI) National criminal history check for all students

Plus National Police Certificate for interstate students

Consent and Authority to release National Police Certificate form

Immunisation records

ELA2 medical calculation score card (students must obtain 100%) to the Clinical Placement Unit before commencement of this course. These documents must be current for the duration of your placement. For more information please see:

http://i.unisa.edu.au/students/health/cpu/ External students are to enrol into one of the available external classes

Study Period

Area Catalogue Number

Course Enrolment

Class Related Class Notes

2 NURS 2034

Experiential Learning Activity:

Older Adults Practcum 2

(Course ID: 106001)

Prerequisites: Students must have

successfully completed NURS1033; HLTH1037; HLTH1036; HLTH1047; NURS1061; BIOL1047

and BIOL1048.

Co-requisite: NURS2024 Students

must have previously completed, or be

enrolled in NURS2024 at the same time as

NURS2034

CLINICAL PLACEMENT

Block 1

INTERNAL

Pre-clinical workshop:

internal students to attend a pre-clinical workshop on campus in May

Placement Dates:

Please refer to the CPU – Clinical Grids

Refer to class timetable

Enrolled Nurses with a Diploma or Certificate 4 DO NOT enrol in this course. Enrolled Nurses undertake NURS1044 Professional Practice Nursing instead of this course. **It is compulsory for students to submit:

Senior First Aid certificate

CPR Update (if Senior First Aid certificate is older than 12 months)

Department for Community & Social Inclusion (DCSI) National criminal history check for all students

Plus National Police Certificate for interstate students

Consent and Authority to release National Police Certificate form

Immunisation records

ELA 2 medical calculation score card (students must obtain 100%)

to the Clinical Placement Unit. These documents must be current for the duration of your placement. For more information please see: http://i.unisa.edu.au/students/health/cpu/

Internal students are to enrol into a workshop class and this will automatically enrol you into the placement.

NOTES:

1. The table above shows the full list of courses to be taken by a student undertaking a Stage 1, or Stage 2 first semester, full-time load solely in this year of the program. Please do not enrol into both Stage 1 and Stage 2 unless you have a study plan indicating a combination (maximum load is 18 units per semester).

2. Students enrol in all their courses for both study periods (Study Period 2 & 5) at the BEGINNING of the year. Stage 2 students see Part 2 enrolment advice for the second semester courses of their program. In the event that a Stage 1 student is unsuccessful in some Study Period 2 courses, that student may continue with the Study Period 5 courses for which they have completed the pre-requisites, however both Stage 1 & Stage 2 students should check with the school: nursingstage1.enquiries@unisa.edu.au for a revised study plan to enable correct enrolment.

3. Auto Enrol = A feature set up in the Class Schedule which automatically enrols the student in a related class (ie the student may enrol in one of a number of tutorials offered and when they enrol in the tutorial they are automatically enrolled in the lecture component and practical component if applicable)

4. Students enrolling into NURS 1033 Being a Health Professional, NURS1061 ELA1, NURS2024 Health of Older Adults and NURS2034 ELA2 will be allocated into on campus workshop groups.

5. Do you have a disability, medical or mental health condition that might affect your studies or placements in the Nursing program? For example, allergy to latex gloves, anxiety, depression, learning disability, diabetes, injury, other health condition, or short term surgical or medical condition.

Please contact a Disability Adviser at the Learning & Teaching Unit as soon as possible so that support arrangements can be negotiated. You may also wish to discuss program related issues such as progression and program requirements with your Program Director.

6. You can study part-time which means undertaking less than the load specified for full time status (less than 75%). Please make sure that you request a study plan to ensure you undertake courses in an order that fulfils pre-requisites.

(Full-time load - The standard annual full-time load is 36 units or 1.0 EFTSL (Equivalent Full-Time Student Load). A student undertaking at least 75% of a

full-time load for the academic year is full-time for that year. A student who is undertaking at least 75% of a full-time load, for either the first half or

second half of the year, will be full-time for that half year).