Doctor of Medicine

Final ranking is determined by combining UCAT ANZ test scores (10%) with academic performance in Year 12 studies (90%). Applicants must have completed Year 12 (or equivalent), must not have a record of study at higher education level, and must sit the University Clinical Aptitude Test for Australia and New Zealand (UCAT ANZ). An interview is not required.

In Years 1 and 2, students explore the fundamentals of human biology, chemistry, physiology, genetics, and psychology, building a strong foundation in health and medical science. From Year 3 onwards, the focus shifts to hands-on clinical training in hospitals and community settings, with opportunities to gain research experience or complete advanced coursework. Year 6 involves intensive clinical placements, professional induction, and preparation for internship and future medical practice.

International students must meet the following English language requirements: IELTS overall 7.0 with a minimum of 7.0 in each of Writing, Speaking, Listening, and Reading; or Pearson overall score of 65.

Graduates can pursue specialist training or explore careers in research, public health, global health, or health administration. Immediate career pathways include General Practitioner, with a typical salary of $225K in Australia and 1,161 job opportunities in 2025. With further postgraduate study and work experience, graduates could become Surgeons, Paediatricians, Cardiologists, or Psychiatrists.

The program is 6 years full-time, delivered in person at Bedford Park. For 2026, domestic Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) fees are $9,537 per year, and Full Fee Paying (FFP) fees are $52,300 per year. The program starts in February or March each year.