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For Future Students This section of the site contains information regarding the MBBS program. Topics include the application procedure, program structure and curriculum, fees and costs, financial assistance and scholarships, student support services, study timetable, enrolment requirements, clinical placements and divisional preferencing, further qualifications and RRMA codes
The faculty of Health Sciences offers a 1 year Honours program for students with an undergraduate degree who wish to undertake research in a health-related filed.
This section of the site contains information such as study options, application procedures, fees and costs and postgraduate scholarships for students intending to undertake a Research Higher Degree
A wide range of postgraduate coursework programs are available to students within the School of Medicine. This section of the site contains details of the programs available
The School of Medicine (SOM) administers a program of student electives for overseas and interstate medical students in the State of Queensland. This section contains details of the application process.
This section of the site contains information for International students regarding the MBBS, research higher degrees, postgraduate coursework, student placements and prizes and scholarships
This section of the site contains information regarding the prizes and scholarships that are available to students as well as the application procedure
This section of the site contains information on further postgraduate programs (other than MPhil or PhD) that are available to MBBS graduates
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Why Choose UQ?
The 33,000 students currently enrolled are on their way to joining them. Here are some reasons why you should become part of the UQ community
Life at UQ
UQ also provides a wide range of facilities and resources to help make your stay at UQ a satisfying and enjoyable experience.
Fees and Costs
The student contribution amount for a Commonwealth supported place is approximately $8 000 per year. Domestic and International full fee paying tuition fees are approximately $ 36 000 per year.
Student Support Services
Student Support Services provide an integrated professional service in the areas of careers & employment, learning assistance, personal counseling, disability support, financial services and international student support.
Accommodation Services
On and off campus accommodation options for UQ students.
On Arrival (for International Students)
Upon arrival at Brisbane airport there are a number of services available to international students, as well as options for leaving the airport, depending on where you are traveling to.
Working in Australia (for International Students)
International students and dependents who wish to work must apply to the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) for the right to work after studies have commenced in Australia.
About Brisbane and Queensland
The 33,000 students currently enrolled are on their way to joining them. Here are some reasons why you should become part of the UQ community
Life at UQ
UQ also provides a wide range of facilities and resources to help make your stay at UQ a satisfying and enjoyable experience.
Fees and Costs
The student contribution amount for a Commonwealth supported place is approximately $8 000 per year. Domestic and International full fee paying tuition fees are approximately $ 36 000 per year.
Student Support Services
Student Support Services provide an integrated professional service in the areas of careers & employment, learning assistance, personal counseling, disability support, financial services and international student support.
Accommodation Services
On and off campus accommodation options for UQ students.
On Arrival (for International Students)
Upon arrival at Brisbane airport there are a number of services available to international students, as well as options for leaving the airport, depending on where you are traveling to.
Working in Australia (for International Students)
International students and dependents who wish to work must apply to the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) for the right to work after studies have commenced in Australia.
About Brisbane and Queensland
