Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Medicine
The Double Degree Medicine program comprises a three-year undergraduate degree in either arts or science, followed by the four-year graduate-entry Doctor of Medicine degree. Refer to 513200 Bachelor of Arts and 513910 Bachelor of Science for the undergraduate component. In order to progress to the Doctor of Medicine, you need to meet all progression requirements (including satisfactorily completing a zero-credit point unit of study in Medicine) during your first-degree studies, as specified under the Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Medicine or Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine course rules found in the respective faculty handbook. You will then be able to begin the Doctor of Medicine without being required to sit for the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) or the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT), or to participate in the selection process for entry into the Doctor of Medicine.
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Additional selection criteria: Entry to the Double Degree Medicine program is extremely competitive. Approximately 30 domestic and 10 international places may be offered. Admission is on the basis of your selection rank (domestic applicants) and ATAR (international applicants) (indicative selection rank/ATAR of 99.95 for 2027 entry) and performance in an assessment process, including an interview and a written assessment. The assessments will be held online on 18 th December 2026 and 18 th January 2027, you will be contacted by text message, email or telephone if you are eligible. Assessment dates are not negotiable and eligible Year 12 candidates must attend the first assessment day after the release of their ATAR results. You are only eligible for admission to the first available course intake following receipt of your final results. If your results are not available in time to be considered for the 2027 intake (i.e. prior to the issue of invitations to the 18 January 2027 assessment) you may be eligible to apply for the 2028 intake. Application process and timeline for Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Medicine Application process and timeline for Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine Important note: There are limited places available for this course. Applicants who receive an unconditional offer must confirm their place and enrol within ten calendar days of the date of their offer letter or the offer will lapse. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants who wish to be considered under the Gadigal Program need to submit their UAC application along with a separate Gadigal Program application directly to the University. Up to five places may be offered under this program and selection is on the basis of your ATAR (indicative ATAR of 90.00 for 2027 entry) and performance in an assessment process, including a written assessment and a panel discussion session. For more information on the Gadigal application process call the Mana Yura Student Support Team o | Duration: 7 year full-time | Attendance: on_campus, full_time | UAC course level: TBP | Campus code: US
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- UAC NSW ACT course searchUAC:USYD:513715:US