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.

Griffith University is Australia’s top‐ranked institution in nursing and midwifery and strongly ranked in dentistry and pharmacy. Its health programs are supported by active biomedical research via the Institute for Biomedicine & Glycomics, a Clinical Trial Unit in the Gold Coast Health precinct, and partnerships with hospitals such as Robina.

Ranked in the world’s top 50 for Nursing, Pharmacy and Medicine, the University of Queensland leads in health innovation and research. Students gain access to cutting-edge facilities, clinical partnerships and regional training pathways supporting global and community health outcomes.

The University of Notre Dame Australia combines medical training across Sydney and Fremantle with new rural pathways in Broome through its Kimberley Centre for Remote Medical Training. Its MD and allied health programs include placements across urban, regional and remote settings and contribute to workforce development in underserved areas.

The University of Adelaide is a major research leader in health and biomedical sciences, partnering closely with SA Health for clinical placements in major hospitals and regional health services. Its state-of-the-art health precinct, clinical trials infrastructure and research programs prepare graduates with hands-on experience and strong industry alignment.

Macquarie University integrates a university-owned teaching hospital with a health sciences precinct. Its MD and allied health programs are supported by strong biomedical and health systems research, embedded domestic and international clinical rotations, and a high-impact Clinical Trials Unit.

Flinders University combines world-class health and medical research via its FHMRI with regional and rural pathways through its Rural & Remote Health SA unit. Its health and allied health programs engage with real communities, support regional placements and build capabilities for work across diverse settings.

Federation University offers health and allied health qualifications rooted in regional and rural Australia. Its research in Health & Wellbeing is recognised in national ERA assessments, and its co-operative and placement programs connect students with healthcare providers to build real career readiness.

The University of Newcastle is a leading research university in health and medicine, with strengths in public health, epidemiology, Indigenous health and neuroscience. Its healthcare programs offer global-standard training, professional partnerships and career-ready paths across varied health fields.

Monash University is ranked among the world’s best for medicine and health. Its healthcare qualifications are shaped by cutting-edge research, global expertise and strong industry connections, preparing graduates to lead advances in health and medical science.

The University of Southern Queensland offers healthcare qualifications grounded in rural and regional communities. Its health degrees include required clinical placements, partnership programs like the Charleville nursing pathway and specialised rural and remote nursing training via Southern Queensland Rural Health to build practical readiness.