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Merge scientific expertise with practical nursing experience to develop into a versatile and highly competent nurse. You'll study Science and Social Science subjects focused on healthcare while applying them in nursing practice. Clinical training occurs across diverse settings such as surgical, emergency, medical, mental health, and primary care. Select from numerous Science specializations, and benefit from our rigorous academic nursing program delivered by top researchers in cutting-edge facilities. Though all nurses are vital to healthcare, those with scientific training have enhanced opportunities in research, healthcare administration, and education. After registering with the Nursing Council of New Zealand, graduates can practice in primary, secondary, or tertiary healthcare as culturally aware, reflective nursing professionals. Note that the University of Auckland doesn't oversee graduate employment and cannot ensure registration or job placement in New Zealand or elsewhere.
Whenever you've placed a marker on Google Maps or calculated the fastest transit route, you've interacted with Geographic Information Science (GIScience). Introduced in 2019, this field explores the methods and systems for gathering, analyzing, and displaying geographical data. Approximately 80% of collected data contains spatial elements, from city names to exact GPS coordinates. Learn to utilize satellite imagery, drone-captured data, government records, and social media information to investigate various natural and societal phenomena.