Flinders University of South Australia

Bachelor of Allied Health (Regional)

Flinders University offers a Bachelor of Allied Health program designed to address the shortage of allied health professionals in regional South Australia and the Northern Territory. This initiative provides accessible, high-quality education pathways, allowing students to study closer to home in locations like Mount Gambier, Port Pirie, and the Riverland. The interprofessional approach ensures students learn collaboratively with future allied health professionals, building essential teamwork and communication skills for modern healthcare environments. These degrees are developed to meet local workforce needs and expand opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds, preparing them for impactful careers in regional communities.

Bachelor of Medical Science

The Bachelor of Medical Science at Flinders University equips you with the knowledge and skills to contribute to advancements in healthcare and medical research. This program focuses on understanding complex medical problems and finding solutions that can benefit communities globally. Graduates gain a strong foundation in biological sciences, research methodologies, and communication, preparing them for diverse roles in health, research, and diagnostics.

Bachelor of Nursing (Preregistration)

Embark on a rewarding journey to become a registered nurse with Flinders University. This Bachelor of Nursing (Preregistration) program is built on over 50 years of internationally recognised nursing education and research. It offers extensive industry experience and practical placement opportunities, equipping you with hands-on skills across various healthcare settings. The program focuses on developing reflective practitioners with strong clinical reasoning abilities and a commitment to lifelong learning, preparing you to make a significant difference in people's lives.

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

This Bachelor of Occupational Therapy program prepares you for a rewarding career supporting individuals of all ages to participate fully in everyday life and improve their health and wellbeing. You will develop client-centred, culturally responsive practice skills through a curriculum that combines shared learning with other allied health disciplines in the first semester, followed by occupational therapy-specific study. The program emphasises interprofessional collaboration and practical experience, preparing you for diverse roles in various settings.

Diploma in Laws

The Diploma in Laws is a one-year program designed to provide you with foundational knowledge in legal problem-solving and practical legal understanding. It's ideal for those looking to explore legal concepts or enhance professional skills across various sectors like business, government, and community services. This diploma offers a pathway to further legal studies, specifically the second year of the Bachelor of Laws - Legal Practice Entry, upon successful completion of its eight topics.

Diploma of Allied Health Sciences

ASEAN-Australia Awards Scholarships

Open to citizens of eligible ASEAN countries (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Timor-Leste) applying for a master's degree by coursework or research at an Australian university. Applicants need a strong academic record, leadership potential, relevant work experience and English proficiency, and must meet Australian visa and health requirements. Exact terms are set each cycle by the Australian Government.

Forrest Research Foundation Post-doctoral Fellowships

Open to early-career post-doctoral researchers of any nationality and from all academic disciplines. Applicants must be in the final year of their PhD or no more than two years past PhD completion at the time of taking up the fellowship, be proficient in English, and meet the employment-eligibility conditions of the host Western Australian university. Fellows must reside at Forrest Hall in Perth for the full term and commit to mentoring Forrest Scholars, undertaking ambassadorial duties and providing leadership within Forrest Hall.

Hansen Scholarship at the University of Melbourne

Australian citizens, permanent residents or holders of an Australian temporary or permanent protection visa who are enrolled in an Australian Year 12 or IB programme, aged 16-20 at application, with a predicted ATAR of 90+ (or IB equivalent) and demonstrated financial hardship (e.g. a family receiving Centrelink benefits). Asylum seekers are eligible for full fee remission.

Australia Awards Scholarships

Open to citizens of ~30+ eligible developing countries (mostly the Indo-Pacific), who are not married to/engaged to an Australian or NZ citizen, meet academic and English requirements, and commit to returning home for at least 2 years after study. Fields must align with the partner country's development priorities.

University of Sydney International Research Scholarship (USydIS)

For international students undertaking a postgraduate research degree (a master's by research or a PhD) at the University of Sydney. It covers tuition fees and a living-allowance stipend; applicants need a strong research background and a confirmed place and supervisor for their research project.

University of Melbourne CIS PhD Scholarship

Open to domestic and international students of all nationalities. Applicants must hold a Master of Computer Science from the University of Melbourne, apply for the Doctor of Philosophy – Engineering and IT (Computing and Information Systems) programme (DR-PHILEIT), and demonstrate strong academic performance, leadership, and research potential. A research proposal, a personal statement, and a letter of support from the proposed PhD supervisor are required.