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Discover Nursing and Midwifery at CDU Sydney
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CDU Sydney Campus Level 9 815 George Street, Haymarket, Sydney |
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Ready to make a difference in healthcare? Join CDU's School of Nursing and Midwifery for informative sessions about our diverse and dynamic nursing and midwifery programs.
Whether you’re beginning your journey, or seeking to further your career with a postgraduate qualification, our flexible study options are designed to help you excel. Get a firsthand look at our state-of-the-art simulation lab and learn about the application process and support available at CDU.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take the first step towards a rewarding career in health care! Register your interest to attend.
Thursday 10 October, 6 pm
Saturday 12 October, 10 am
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