The University of Western Australia offers globally top-ranked clinical medicine and health degrees. Its programs combine hands-on biomedical and allied health training with strong rural placement pathways via RCSWA and the WA Centre for Rural Health to prepare career-ready graduates.

The University of the Sunshine Coast is a growing university with strong research in health, medicine and well-being. Its healthcare programs include required clinical placements, close partnerships with local health services and hands-on training to prepare graduates for real-world practice.

The University of South Australia is ranked in the global top 100 for Nursing and Exercise & Sport Science. Its Department of Rural Health supports compulsory placements in rural and remote South Australia. At the same time, its health programs deliver hands-on clinical training across metro, regional and remote settings to build workplace-ready skills.

The University of Wollongong offers healthcare qualifications with a strong rural and regional focus. Its medical, public health and allied health programs include required clinical placements, rural hub training pathways and real-world experience to prepare graduates for varied health settings.

Western Sydney University is ranked in the global top 50 for Nursing. Its health programs include rural training pathways, required clinical placements and partnerships with NSW Health services, combining research and practical experience to build job-ready skills.

The University of Sydney ranks among the world’s best in dozens of QS subject areas, including health-related fields. Its healthcare qualifications are supported by strong research, clinical schools within major hospitals, and hands-on placements to build real skills.

Charles Sturt University delivers healthcare qualifications with high graduate employment rates, work-integrated placements in regional and rural settings, and a strong focus on job-readiness through practical learning and industry links.

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.

The University of New South Wales is ranked among Australia’s top universities. Its healthcare qualifications combine cutting-edge research, innovation and clinical training to prepare graduates with the skills and experience needed for impactful health careers.

The University of Tasmania delivers innovative, evidence-based healthcare programs. With a focus on practical learning and industry collaboration, students gain the skills and experience needed to succeed in today’s evolving health sector.

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.

VU is ranked as one of the top universities in Australia and is known for offering flexible study options, high-tech labs for skills practice and student-led health clinics.