Graduate Diploma in Primary Health Care

The Graduate Diploma in Primary Health Care is offered by the University of Sydney, one of Australia's leading universities, founded in 1850.

The University of Sydney offers a range of support services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students through the Gadigal Centre, including academic, pastoral and cultural support, ITAS and MOBS academic enrichment programs, financial scholarship options including the Gadigal Accommodation Scholarship, and culturally safe study spaces located in the John Woolley Building (A20) on the Camperdown/Darlington Campus.

Yes, the University of Sydney offers a range of scholarships and financial support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, including the Gadigal Accommodation Scholarship and other undergraduate scholarships. Staff at the Gadigal Centre are available to assist students with information on financial scholarship options.

Prospective Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students can contact the University of Sydney's Gadigal Centre by emailing indigenous.recruitment@sydney.edu.au or by calling +61 2 9114 4743. The Gadigal Centre is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.