Bachelor of Medical Science Bachelor of Laws

It is a combined undergraduate degree at the University of Technology Sydney that integrates study across medical science and law, providing graduates with expertise in both biomedical and health sciences and legal principles and practice.

You can apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) if you are a domestic undergraduate applicant, or directly through UTS for certain pathway applicants. International students follow a separate application process and can enquire via the UTS international student enquiry form.

Yes, UTS offers a range of alternative entry pathways including the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), TAFE or VET qualifications, the U@Uni Academy for eligible high school students, the Jumbunna Admissions Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, and entry via UTS College for those who do not qualify for direct entry.

Domestic students may be able to defer their offer depending on the course's requirements. Information on deferring is available through UTS's deferring your course commencement page. International students have a separate deferral process outlined on the UTS international student pages.

Yes, UTS offers over 400 scholarships for both domestic and international students, including the Vice-Chancellor's Outstanding Achievement Scholarship, the Vice-Chancellor's Merit Scholarship, the UTS Humanitarian Scholarship, and various faculty-specific prizes. Students can use the UTS scholarship search tool or contact scholarships@uts.edu.au for more information.