Admissions steps

Research and Preparation:
Research medical schools in Australia to find the ones that align with your preferences in terms of location, curriculum, and entry requirements.

Entry Requirements:
Understand the entry requirements for each medical school. While requirements may vary, most medical schools typically require high academic performance, particularly in science subjects like Biology and Chemistry. Additionally, applicants may need to sit for an admissions test such as the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) for undergraduate or the GAMSAT (Graduate Medical School Admissions Test) for graduate entry.

Undergraduate vs. Graduate Entry:
Medicine in Australia is offered as a postgraduate or an undergraduate course. The postgraduate programme is the Doctor of Medicine, usually last four to five years, the undergraduate programme the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery typically span six years.

Application:
Apply directly to the medical schools you're interested in, following their application procedures and deadlines. Some medical schools use centralized application systems, while others may have their own application portals.

Personal Statement and Interviews:
Prepare a personal statement that highlights your motivation for studying medicine, relevant experiences, and personal qualities. Some medical schools may also require applicants to attend interviews, which assess communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and suitability for a career in medicine.

Offer of Admission:
Successful candidates may receive offers of admission based on their academic performance, admissions test scores, personal statement, and interview performance. Offers may be conditional upon achieving specific grades in your final exams or meeting other requirements set by the medical school.

Acceptance and Enrolment:
If you receive an offer of admission, carefully review the terms and conditions of the offer. Once you accept the offer, complete any necessary enrolment procedures, such as submitting required documentation and paying any applicable fees.

Orientation and Commencement:
Attend orientation sessions and familiarize yourself with the medical school's policies, resources, and curriculum. Your medical education journey will officially begin, and you'll embark on the path toward becoming a qualified medical professional.