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Across Australia, 17 universities offer 106 Medicine & Health Sciences programs, typically lasting 4 years. Courses from University of Melbourne, University of New South Wales and Australian National University come first, because those universities rank highest.
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW International offers a Bachelor of Nursing (CSU) pathway that combines two courses: the Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) and the Bachelor of Nursing (CSU) (4421NSO1...
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW International offers the Bachelor of Nursing (UOW) pathway, which combines the Diploma of Nursing and the Bachelor of Nursing (UOW). Students study the Diploma o...
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW offers the Bachelor of Nursing (UTS) pathway as an international pathway that combines two included courses: the Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) and the Bachelor o...
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW offers the Diploma of Dental Technology (HLT55118). You study health communication and working in health settings, plus dental technology units focused on making...
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW’s Diploma of Nursing 1362 is an international pathway that combines the Certificate III in Health Services Assistance (Assisting in Nursing Work in Acute Care) a...
TAFE NSW — The Diploma of Nursing HLT54121 at TAFE NSW prepares you to become an enrolled nurse. You study nursing practice across the Australian health care system, including clien...
University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
University of New South Wales
Australian National University — Australian National University offers in-person undergraduate programs under the study area Health, medicine & psychology. The list includes Bachelor of Health Science an...
Monash University
Monash University
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology — Biomedical engineering at RMIT is collaborative and interdisciplinary. It encompasses science, medical science, IT and engineering. The course is designed to build skills...
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology — Biomedical sciences at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology helps students understand disease, how it occurs, what happens, and how it can be controlled, cured, and pr...
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology — Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology’s Complementary medicine is part of RMIT’s allied health study, with a focus on clinical placements and workplace training in teac...
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology — RMIT University’s Laboratory Medicine courses are co-designed with industry. RMIT states these courses fully prepare students to work anywhere in Australia in diagnostic...
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology — RMIT’s Medical radiations course offers a multidisciplinary approach, with the option to study all medical radiations disciplines at degree level. The course includes thr...
Curtin University — The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences at Curtin University provides students with a broad understanding of health and wellness, covering essential disciplines such a...
Curtin University — The Bachelor of Health Sciences at Curtin University prepares you for a career in the healthcare industry through two majors: Health Promotion and Health Services. With e...
Queensland University of Technology — The Bachelor of Health at Queensland University of Technology offers a comprehensive understanding of health issues affecting individuals and communities. This program co...
Griffith University
Griffith University
Griffith University
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13 of these universities hold a QS World position, from #19 (University of Melbourne) to #587 (Bond University); they are listed first, in that order. The rest are ordered by research impact. University of Melbourne has the largest research record in this group, with 31,503,308 citations and an h-index of 1,283. 1 university have neither a QS position nor a research record yet and appear at the end, marked "Not yet ranked".
By level: 62 bachelor's, 22 diploma, 11 master's and 6 professional. Within the subject, the largest areas are Medicine & Health Sciences (93), Health Administration (4), Public Health (3) and Nursing (3). The usual length is 4 years and 2 years. 100% are full-time. Start dates lean to Spring (97% of courses with a stated intake) and Fall (66% of courses with a stated intake). Western Sydney University offers the widest choice, with 32 of these courses.
University of Melbourne (QS World #19), University of New South Wales (QS World #19) and Australian National University (QS World #30) lead this list. QS World positions come first; the rest are ranked by research impact.
Of those with published fees, Monash University is the least expensive at about USD 30,000 a year. Fees are indicative — confirm on the university's site.
Most listed courses run 4 years, with 2 years the next most common.
Spring is the main intake — 97% of courses with a stated start date begin then, and Fall is the second.
Western Sydney University, with 32, ahead of James Cook University of North Queensland (18).
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