We are nurturing the next generation of doctors and health professionals—from Bedford Park to the Northern Territory.
Our students are making an impact on their communities. We are improving the health and wellbeing of the people around us, whether it's one person at a time or large scale through public policy and initiatives. By studying medicine or public health, you can build the skills to make a profound impact on the happiness, health and longevity of people around the world.
Your accelerated undergraduate track to a medical degree.
This double degree program enables school leavers without an undergraduate degree to pursue a career in medicine. The program provides a high standard of academic, clinical and professional medical training to equip graduates with the skills necessary to take up positions as hospital interns and thereby qualify for medical registration in Australia.
Apply to the Rural Entry pathway
Flinders is committed to improving health care in rural and remote communities. There is a severe shortage of doctors in these regions, so we maintain a sub-quota for rural applicants. To be eligible, you must have lived in a rural area for at least 10 years cumulatively or five years consecutively.
Study Medicine in the Northern Territory
Flinders' Northern Territory Medical Program provides training to Flinders University and James Cook University medical students. Curriculum delivery is innovative and uses the latest technologies to ensure our graduates are prepared for the workforce.
We offer a number of innovative clinical placements and the opportunity to undertake an entire year or more of study in a remote area.
Undertake a placement in a rural or regional area
Flinders University offers a range of placements (from one week to one year) in rural and regional locations. You'll build your experience from Port Lincoln to Clare to Mount Gambier. You'll encounter diverse challenges and scenarios during your time in rural or regional South Australia and you'll receive more opportunities for hands-on learning.
Advance your knowledge with a postgraduate degree in Remote Health Practice
Our degrees in remote health pratice are designed for health professionals wanting to transition into remote pratice or people currently working in the area who wish to upskill. Develop your skills in working with remote and Indigenous populations.
Deliver best-practice patient care from site to hospital.
Work as a paramedic with an ambulance service or pursue a research career in pre-hospital science. You'll learn to manage a myriad of emergency and non-emergency health situations in Australia and overseas.
Investigate the science of the human body.
Explore a number of pathways in medical science, including biochemistry, biotechnology, microbiology, molecular biology or neuroscience. You'll study in state-of-the-art facilities and immerse yourself in a strong research community.
Explore and redefine public health practice.
Public health has become an increasingly significant focus of government plans worldwide. With a postgraduate degree in public health, you can commit your career to local and global action to address social factors leading to illness and health inequities.
Drive the change to better health and wellbeing.
Behavioural health offers a range of postgraduate degrees and short courses that could see you lead the way in understanding and advancing knowledge in behavioural health research and development.
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