Health professionals have a direct, positive influence on the wellbeing of others. Through nutrition, exercise and lifestyle, and improving access to health care, health workers can guide communities to achieve a better quality of life.
The Diploma of Medical and Health Sciences offers a comprehensive foundation in chemical and biological sciences where students gain an understanding of applied sciences.
The Diploma of Medical and Health Sciences is an in-depth preparation program which provides guaranteed* entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Medical and Health Sciences, Bachelor of Nutrition Science, or Bachelor of Exercise Science at UOW.
A Nationally recognised Higher Education Diploma qualification is awarded upon completion, which can be used to pursue entry level career opportunities.
More information regarding entry requirements and pathway options into UOW for Domestic students.
Our Medical & Health Science courses are not available to International students. View UOW College courses available to International students.
A Diploma of Medical and Health Sciences (Domestic) is a 3-session program with a duration of 18 months. This program is for individuals who may not have met the direct entry requirements to the relevant UOW bachelor program, or the Diploma Medical and Health Sciences Fast Track (Domestic). This program is also appropriate for individuals who would prefer to extend their study commitments over the whole year and qualify for university entrance in a less intensive time frame.
This course is applicable to any domestic students who are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP).
Under a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), the Australian government will pay for part of your tuition fees (called the subsidy amount), and you pay the rest (called the student contribution). To be eligible for a CSP for a Diploma, you must be one of the following:
The Diploma of Medical and Health Sciences Fast Track (Domestic) is a 2-session program with a duration of 7-9 months. This program is for individuals who may not have met the direct entry requirements to the relevant UOW bachelor program. Intensive study patterns allow Diploma graduates to qualify for university entrance in minimum time.
This course is only applicable to domestic students who are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP).
Under a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), the Australian government will pay for part of your tuition fees (called the subsidy amount), and you pay the rest (called the student contribution). To be eligible for a CSP for a Diploma, you must be one of the following:
Studying on campus has allowed me to experience the uni style of life whilst giving me a goal to work towards. I would say that studying at UOW College is not a disadvantage in any aspect, in fact it will only make university easier.
* Guarantee is subject to meeting UOW entry requirements.