OzTREKK is the Canadian expert on Australian medical schools in Australia. Every year, we help hundreds of Canadian students choose the right Australian Medical School program. We understand admissions requirements and application procedures, and we can guide you through the differences between undergraduate streams and graduate-entry streams.
Undergraduate-entry medical programs are typically five to six years in length, and allow students to enter a medical program directly from high school. Upon the completion of a six-year year medical degree, students complete a residency in their field of choice/specialization and then become licenced doctors.
The following Australian universities offer a medical
program, which students can enter directly from high school:
Bond University (this program is only open to Australian domestic citizens)
James Cook University
Monash University
The University of Newcastle (this program is only open to Australian domestic citizens)
The University of Queensland
Some of these universities also
permit students, who have partially or fully completed post-secondary studies,
to apply and commence the medical program.
Please note that Bond University and the University of Newcastle offer undergraduate medical degrees, but they are open only to domestic Australian students and are not available for international students.
If you have already completed post-secondary studies, you may wish to learn more about graduate-entry medical programs offered by Australian universities. Please click here to learn more about graduate-entry medical programs.
Every student who applies (and accepts) via OzTREKK and commences his/her studies at an OzTREKK Australian university will receive a $500 scholarship from OzTREKK. Click here for more information about the OzTREKK Scholarship!