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The School has a minimum of 20 International places per year inBachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine (MD) Year 1.
Applications are accepted year round.
Applications will be processed, selected and interviewed in rounds throughout the admissions cycle. Completed applications will be assessed in the next available interview round and offers made to suitable applicants throughout the year until places are filled.
Applicants who have partially completed a medical degree at an overseas institution will be required to commence in Year 1 of the MD if eligible for an offer.
International students are NOT offered academic credit for theBachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine (MD).
International graduates fromBachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine (MD) may not automatically be entitled to registration, internship and access to a provider number in Australia. For further information, please visit:
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Information on subjects of study are outlined in .
Applicants who have partially completed a medical degree at an overseas institution will be required to commence in Year 1 of the MD if eligible for an offer.
International students are NOT offered academic credit for theBachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine (MD).
International Application Process
Step 1 - Apply Online
Applications for admission to study theBachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine (MD) must be made through the International Online Application system. You can or through an agent representative.
NOTE: International students currently studying HSC, IB or NCEA level 3 at an Australian School should lodge their application online at .
CRICOS Program Code: 097592B
CRICOS Provider Code: 00917K
NOTE: For comprehensive information and instructions on how to apply, please contact the International Office via internationalstudy@westernsydney.edu.au or call +61 2 9685 9280.
Step 2 - Confirm English Language Entry Requirements
Check the English Language Entry Requirements table to determine your level of English proficiency.
The School will seek to provide access to early cultural support and assistance with colloquial Australian English.
Step 3 - Meet Academic Threshold Requirements
International Applicant – Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (or equivalent) of 93.5.
- Equivalency: IB 37 or higher; OP 1 to 4, GCE of A A A* or higher (3 or less A2 subjects)
- 1 semester or more but less than 1 year undergraduate (4-7 subjects) GPA = 6.1
- 1 year or more but uncompleted undergraduate (8-23 subjects) GPA = 5.9
- 3 years or more but uncompleted undergraduate (24 subjects or more) GPA = 5.2
- Completed undergraduate degree GPA = 5.2
- Completed undergraduate Honours degree = no minimum GPA required
- Completed Graduate Certificate = 6.0
- Completed Graduate Diploma = 5.7
- Completed Coursework Masters = 4.9
- Completed Research Masters = no minimum GPA required
The Grade Point Averages (GPA) indicated are on a 7 scale. If your GPA is calculated on a 4 scale, simply multiply your GPA by 1.75. This is a guide for domestic applicants only and the University reserves the right to ascertain your equivalent score. These criteria are reviewed annually and the criteria published on 1 October each year will apply to your application.
Step 4 - Register and sit ISAT
The International Student Admission Test (ISAT) is a general aptitude test which measures critical reasoning and quantitative reasoning. It is a 3-hour test which is delivered at test centres around the world. Testing is available in pre-determined test cycles.
ISAT results will be used to rank applicants if there are more eligible applicants than there are places.
For further information about ISAT, to locate a test centre and to register for the test, visit the website.
Fees and residency status
If an International student obtains Australian permanent residency or citizenship, or New Zealand citizenship prior to 1 January of the commencing year of the program, the International offer of a place in MD (or the enrolment) will be withdrawn and the student must re-apply as a local student.
If an International student obtains Australian permanent residency or citizenship, or New Zealand citizenship AFTER 1 January of the year of commencement of the program, the student will be seen as having entered into a contract with the University to pay international fees for that semester. For the following and subsequent semesters, the student's status will change to that of a local student and provided they meet other progression criteria, they will be converted to a domestic full fee paying place in MD. This is in accordance with S.32.1 of the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education "Administrative Information for higher educators: Student Support", 2012.
There are no Commonwealth Supported Places available for MD students who become permanent residents.
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