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2019 Research Futures Forum
4th and 5th July 2019, Parramatta South Campus
The Research Futures Forum (RFF) is an annual event that brings together all the HDR students, supervisors and interested staff in the SONM to present data and have discussions and network. These are three clear benefits of the RFF. Students present their research for 3 minutes if they are a senior student (more than half way through) or 12 minutes if a junior student (if less than half way through). We have questions at the end of each presentation to help support and get the students to think further. Students also have the opportunity to enter the three minute competition (3MT) and go on to represent the school at university level if they are successful. One of the best parts of the RFF is the networking and getting to know the other students and staff. We also undertake the annual reports at this event and so look at progress and where we need to support our students more. I really look forward to seeing you all there.
Professor Hannah Dahlen
Abstract Booklet
News
Balanced empowerment, better world: The case of Kuranko Community, Kalian Chiefdom in Sierra Leone, West Africa
International Women’s Day theme for this year “better the balance, better the world” aligns perfectly well with global and continental policy frameworks.
Staff Giving Program gives opportunities to students via scholarships
Meet Marama Mackay – an inspiring and high-achieving scholarship student in her first year of the Bachelor of Nursing at Hawkesbury campus who is a recipient of an Community Scholarship......
Dr Stacy Blythe invited to take part in a short documentary regarding foster care
Dr Stacy Blythe was invited to be part of a short documentary regarding foster care.....
Virtual nursing
Small business owner and mother of four Suzanne Morgan won't miss out on getting a taste of clinical practice, despite living far from your university campus.
The Walk for Harmony
Historically, the Ismaili Community has always been proactive in promoting cultural diversity and improving the quality of lives of the people in the midst of which they live.
Ranked in the top 100 in the World for Nursing QS World University Rankings by Subject
Research Grants Awarded Australian Research Council
Funding top 20 National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
Universities in the world Times higher education
Western Sydney University has been ranked Australia's highest ranked Nursing School, in this year's CWUR Rankings by Subject.
Western Sydney University has been ranked in the Top 100 Universities for Nursing, in this year's QS World University Rankings by Subject.
In the News
School of Nursing and Midwifery recent media:
- Western Sydney University students celebrate Australia Day - Hawkesbury Gazette (opens in a new window)
- Mums told not to feel guilty about post-baby body - Seven News (opens in a new window)
- Their nursing careers beginning in Lithgow - Lithgow Mercury (opens in a new window)
- Western Sydney Students on a pathway career - Lithgow Mercury (opens in a new window)
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