Master in Diploma in Nursing

At University of Wollongong Malaysia, tuition is 64,955 MYR per year.

Nursing is at the heart of patient care, and skilled nurses are in high demand worldwide. This 3-year Diploma in Nursing programme combines classroom learning, lab work, and extensive clinical placements, including hands-on training in hospitals and community health settings. The programme's curriculum is structured to build a strong foundation in both theory and practice, with core training in health science courses such as basic medical sciences, behavioural sciences, and core nursing sciences.

University of Wollongong Malaysia in Shah Alam brings an Australian university experience to Malaysia since its establishment as a regional campus of University of Wollongong. Founded in 1983 and serving around 5,000 students, the campus offers a focused range of five program clusters designed for international and local students seeking globally recognized qualifications. Its location in Shah Alam combines convenient urban access with a supportive campus environment.

Academic offerings emphasize industry relevance, research-informed teaching and opportunities for cross-border exchange with the wider University of Wollongong network. Small class sizes encourage close faculty interaction, and student services include academic advising, career support and English language assistance. The campus fosters practical learning through internships, industry projects and employability workshops aimed at preparing graduates for competitive job markets.

Student life in Shah Alam includes cultural diversity, affordable living costs and active clubs that reflect international student interests. Prospective international applicants should check entry requirements, visa guidance and scholarship availability early in the application cycle. With a clear focus on quality teaching and global connections, the University of Wollongong Malaysia is an attractive option for students seeking an internationally respected degree delivered in a Malaysian context.