Queensland University of Technology is a leader in health education and applied research. Its School of Nursing ranks among the top in Australia, and its health faculty spans medicine, public health and allied disciplines. It is supported by centres like the CBT and AusHSI and real clinical training via QUT Health Clinics.

Deakin University offers leading health and medical education anchored in strong research and industry engagement. Its School of Nursing ranks #15 globally, and its health faculty provides programs in medicine, allied health and public health with direct industry ties and applied research focus.

Curtin University brings strong health education and industry engagement. Its School of Nursing ranks in the global top 100, while health and allied programs use immersive learning and robust simulation. With global reach and research partnerships, Curtin equips graduates for evolving health careers.

CQUniversity is a leader in regional health education, offering accredited programs in allied health, nursing and public health. With built-in placements and industry links, it develops skilled professionals for Australia’s growing health workforce.

Charles Darwin University offers diverse health education in nursing, midwifery, psychology, pharmacy, social work and biomedical science. With placements across urban, rural and remote settings, CDU is launching its CDU Menzies Medical Program (from 2026) in partnership with Menzies Research and Western Sydney University.

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) is Australia’s national professional nursing body and leading provider of postgraduate nursing education. With over 20 graduate certificate specialisations, nurse experts designed courses that emphasise clinical and evidence-based care and support pathways into advanced nursing roles.

At ANU, postgraduate health education is built on rigorous research, advanced specialisms and close ties to national health systems. Through the MChD, MPH (Advanced), epidemiology streams or joint PhD programs, students gain leadership-level skills guided by globally recognised mentors.

Bond University delivers accelerated, high-impact medical and health qualifications with personalised learning, small class sizes and strong teaching excellence. Its medical degree offers one of Australia’s fastest doctor pathways, immersive hospital-based transitions, and innovative support, such as clinical placement coaches, to build confident professionals.

The University of New England is a national leader in rural and regional health education. Through its School of Rural Medicine and research in mental health and wellbeing, UNE trains professionals to strengthen healthcare across country Australia.

The University of Melbourne is globally ranked for Life Sciences & Medicine and part of the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct, integrating hospitals, research institutes and industry partners. Its health programs span biomedicine, public health, nursing and allied disciplines, backed by world-class research and clinical synergy.

Swinburne University of Technology brings innovation to postgraduate health education. With Australia’s only campus housing both MRI and MEG labs, its applied health, psychology and neuroscience programs combine research, technology and real-world practice for future-ready professionals.

Murdoch University offers accredited allied health and laboratory medicine programs strongly grounded in applied research. Its health training integrates on-campus clinics and outreach in remote regions, and benefits from proximity to Fiona Stanley and St John of God hospitals for industry-aligned learning.