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.

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.

Paving the way for students to succeed, JCU is ranked number one in Queensland for full-time employment outcomes and sustainable education.

La Trobe University is globally ranked for health subjects, including Nursing in the world’s top 50. Its healthcare qualifications blend recognised research, hands-on clinical training and strong industry partnerships to prepare graduates for real-world careers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

RMIT University is ranked among the world’s leading universities for technology and enterprise. Its globally recognised healthcare qualifications ensure graduates gain practical skills, industry experience and career-ready training to excel in diverse health professions.

SCU is a contemporary regional university with three campuses across regional NSW and southern Queensland.

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.

Located in Australia’s capital city, UC is in the top 24 per cent of universities worldwide.