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Undergraduate degrees
Why study this degree? Areas of study
Global career
opportunities
Bachelor of Nursing
Program Code
3575
CRICOS Code
109029D
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
Practicum
1000-1120 hours
Our highly respected Bachelor of Nursing is regarded
as one of the top Nursing degree offered in Australia.
This degree combines classroom learning with
hands-on experience, and places a strong focus on
the nurse-patient relationship.
The University’s Nursing degree is comprehensive,
exposing students to a wide range of specialisations
– this is unique for an undergraduate program.
The degree includes over 1,000 hours of full-time
professional workplace experience, giving you the
opportunity to apply theory to practice.
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Nursing will be
registered with AHPRA as a student nurse.
To be eligible for registration on degree completion
students must also meet the NMBA Registration
standards. These can be found at:
nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/RegistrationStandards.aspx
Primary Healthcare
Nursing Practice
Mental Healthcare
Ethics and Law in Nursing
Communication for
Nurses
Chronic Illness,
Rehabilitation and
Palliation
Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Peoples
Health
Aged care
Primary healthcare
Community nursing
Critical care
Mental health
Medical and surgical
nursing
Palliative care
Perioperative nursing
Nursing specialty areas
Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurse Articulation Pathway)
Program Code
3575
CRICOS Code
109029D
Duration
2 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
Practicum
800 hours
Designed for Enrolled Nurses who wish to become
Registered Nurses, this program includes 400
hours of clinical practice each year, and mentoring
by experienced Registered Nurses and healthcare
professionals.
If you already hold a Diploma HLT51607, HLT51612
or HLT54115 you are exempt from taking certain
courses and can complete the Bachelor of Nursing in
two years.
Please note: the Bachelor of Nursing (EN Articulation
Pathway) program commences one week prior to
Orientation Week. Students are required to make
arrangements to accommodate this earlier start date.
Anatomy
Physiology
Microbiology
Pharmacology
Ethics
Clinical Reasoning
Health Communications
Paediatrics
Adolescent Health
Aged care
Community nursing
Critical care
Mental health
Medical and surgical
nursing
Nursing specialty areas
Compulsory degree
requirements
In order to be eligible to attend
Professional Workplace
Experience, students must meet
mandatory requirements (e.g.
immunisations and Working
With Children Checks) with the
University and the New South
Wales and Western Australian
Departments of Health. For further
information on these, refer to
notredame.edu.au
Professional accreditation
The Bachelor of Nursing is fully accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery
Accreditation Council (ANMAC), and as a graduate you will be eligible to register with
the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and work in a wide range
of clinical settings. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Nursing will be registered with
AHPRA as a student nurse.
English language requirements
All applicants need to satisfy minimum English language proficiency requirements
as outlined in the program tables (page 124) and on the Notre Dame website:
notredame.edu.au/study/admission-requirements/english-languageproficiency-requirements
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Why study this degree?
Master of Philosophy (Nursing)
Program Code
5118
CRICOS Code
061765E
Duration
1.5 years
full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
Designed for those who have completed their undergraduate degree with a high-credit average and demonstrated
a potential to complete research-based study, this program combines four coursework subjects with a major
research project.
You are assigned two university-based supervisors who provide support and academic guidance throughout the
coursework and research components of this program.
Coursework components of this degree include: Quantitative Research Methods, Qualitative Research Methods,
Scholarly Reading and Writing, and Developing a Research Proposal.
Master of Nursing (Research)
Program Code
5116
CRICOS Code
073038D
Duration
2 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
If you have achieved a high-credit average in your undergraduate Nursing degree and wish to complete further
research in an area of particular interest, the Master of Nursing (Research) is the ideal program.
You will complete a substantial research project culminating in a thesis, with university-based supervisors on hand
to provide support and academic guidance. Government support is available for both domestic and international
students.
Doctor of Nursing
Program Code
6301
CRICOS Code
052527E
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
Our Doctor of Nursing is a research degree designed to meet the needs of professionals who aspire to achieve
academic excellence and lead the development of knowledge within their profession.
This Professional Doctorate seeks to examine crucial professional topics and integrate industry experience with
scholarly inquiry. We recommend you seek the support of a relevant professional body, employer or industry
group in defining your research area.
Coursework components of this degree include: Quantitative Research Methods, Qualitative Research Methods,
Scholarly Reading and Writing, and Developing a Research Proposal.
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing)
Program Code
6800
CRICOS Code
057674J
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a thesis-based research degree. You will work with a supervisor from the
academic staff to develop an appropriate topic within the research focus areas for the School. The PhD program
is individually designed and built around the methodological requirements of the research and the nature of the
topic to be investigated, taking into account the background of the candidate.
Your thesis is expected to be a systematic, written presentation of the results of study, investigation and research,
making a substantial and original contribution to the body of knowledge in the subject of the research.
NURSING &MIDWIFERY
POSTGRADUATE
“It has been a truly
rewarding experience,
and the support you
receive from staff and
colleagues makes
the journey towards
becoming a midwife
an unforgettable
incredible one.”
Midwifery student
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Exercise and Sports Science
student from Jersey, UK
“The University of Notre
Dame Australia is special for
many reasons: the personal
factor, the small class sizes,
and the accessible location
of all the campuses.”
Prevent disease and improve
the health of the community.
SCIENCES
HEALTH
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery and Health Sciences
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No.1 university in Australia*
Skills Development
No.1 university in Australia*
Learner Engagement
No.1 university in Australia**
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Experience Survey, Health Services and Support undergraduate category, **2020
Student Experience Survey, Tourism, Hospitality, Personal Services, Sport and
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UNDERGRADUATE
Undergraduate degrees
Why study this degree? Areas of study
Global career
opportunities
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Program Code
3041
CRICOS Code
049306M
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
150 hours
The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is a degree
that provides you with the freedom to explore
various areas related to human health and disease.
This degree equips students with essential and
transferable knowledge and skills that make you
readily employable for a career in a host of healthrelated fields.
This degree consists of a series of courses designed
to develop theoretical knowledge including anatomy
and physiology, microbiology and biochemistry,
whilst providing the opportunity to integrate this
knowledge with enhanced practical laboratory skills.
Biological Sciences
Molecular and Cell
Biology
Introduction to Chemistry
Neuroscience
Pathology
Immunology
Anatomy and Physiology
of Body Systems
Data Analysis and
Experimental Design
Microbiology
Biomedical scientist
Laboratory researcher
Clinical researcher
Health advisor
Biostatistician
Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science
Program Code
3161
CRICOS Code
055343M
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
150 hours
As the Australian population becomes more
sedentary, physical activity plays an increasingly
important role in community health and wellbeing.
Our comprehensive Bachelor of Exercise & Sport
Science degree examines the implications of physical
activity on public health, considers issues such as
rehabilitation and also prepares our students to work
with elite athletes. Students can choose to add a
Major in Health Promotion.
Physical Activity & Health
Human Growth &
Development
Human Structure &
Function
Exercise Physiology
Health Issues & Preventive
Approaches
Principles of Strength &
Conditioning
Exercise and sport
scientist
Strength and
conditioning coach
Community health
and physical activity
promoter
Sports coach
Health and fitness
consultant
Bachelor of Health & Physical Education (Primary)
Program Code
3287
CRICOS Code
057667G
Duration
4 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
1080 hours
The Bachelor of Health & Physical Education
(Primary) is a four-year specialist teaching
qualification. It aims to provide the essential
knowledge, practical skills and leadership qualities
for future teachers who want to improve the health,
wellbeing and physical literacy of young people in our
community.
This program combines theoretical and practical
elements, helping you to develop your teaching skills
through a comprehensive practicum program each
year.
Health Communications
Physical Activity and
Health
Human Structure and
Function
Physiology of Exercise
Applications of Function
Anatomy to PE
Developmental
Psychology
Motor Development &
Learning
Psychosocial Aspects
of Sport and Physical
Activity
Specialist health and
physical education
teacher
Health education
consultant
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Global career
opportunities
Bachelor of Health & Physical Education (Secondary)
Program Code
3288
CRICOS Code
057668G
Duration
4 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
1080 hours
The Bachelor of Health & Physical Education
(Secondary) is a four-year specialist teaching
qualification. It aims to provide the essential
knowledge, practical skills and leadership qualities
for future teachers who want to improve the health,
wellbeing and physical literacy of young people in our
community.
This program combines theoretical and practical
elements, helping you to develop your teaching skills
through a comprehensive practicum program each
year.
Health Communications
Physical Activity and
Health
Human Structure and
Function
Physiology of Exercise
Applications of Function
Anatomy to PE
Developmental
Psychology
Motor Development and
Learning
Psychosocial Aspects
of Sport and Physical
Activity
Specialist health and
physical education
teacher
Health education
consultant
Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation
Program Code
3310
CRICOS Code
061707D
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
300 hours
Our Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation is an exciting
degree designed to meet the growing demand
for qualified individuals to work in the recreation,
education, adventure tourism and ecotourism
sectors. Over three years you will learn key
outdoorskills while developing the ability to design,
plan and implement safe outdoor programs.
You will undertake extensive practical experience
in outdoor leadership in an array of natural
environments. Pursuits include white water kayaking,
sea kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling,
bushwalking and mountain biking.
Expeditions on Land
Expeditions on Water
Expedition Planning &
Implementation
Health Communications
Research Methods
Developmental
Psychology
Health Issues & Preventive
Approaches
Physical Health & Activity
Aboriginal People
Adventure tourism
leader
Outdoor education
specialist
Community program
organiser
Ecotourism manager
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Health Sciences
A double undergraduate degree enables you to complete
two qualifications at once, saving time while increasing your
employment opportunities.
Bachelor of Laws/
Bachelor of Biomedical Science Perth
Why study this degree? Areas of study
Global career
opportunities
Bachelor of Health Promotion
Program Code
3289
CRICOS Code
057670B
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
300 hours
The Bachelor of Health Promotion focuses on
promoting individual and community health and
wellbeing. You will develop a clear comprehension
of how social and other health determinants impact
health and wellbeing as well as understanding the
effectiveness of socio-environmental, population and
community approaches to health promotion.
Throughout the program you explore the
psychological aspects of health behaviour,
behavioural aspects of change, health promotion
principles, frameworks, planning and implementation,
social marketing, principles of community
development, project management and healthrelated research and evaluation.
Graduates will find a wide range of occupations
open to them, such as health promotion, community
development, health education and health research.
Health Issues and
Preventive Approaches
Population Approaches to
Health Promotion
Community Approaches
to Health Promotion
Health Sciences Research
Nutrition for Health
Health and Disease Risk
Factors
Aboriginal People
Health Education
Health promotion officer
Community
development officer
Health education
consultant
Health researcher
HEALTH SCIENCES
UNDERGRADUATE
Health Sciences
student
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POSTGRADUATE
Higher degrees by research
Why study this degree?
Master of Philosophy (Health Sciences)
Program Code
5127
CRICOS Code
061767C
Duration
1.5 years
full-time
Campus
Perth
Designed for those who have completed their undergraduate program with a high-credit average and
demonstrated a potential to complete research-based study, this program combines four coursework subjects
with a major research project.
You are assigned two university-based supervisors who provide support and academic guidance throughout the
coursework and research components of this program.
This degree includes both coursework and a substantial research component, culminating in you
submitting a thesis or research dissertation.
Master of Health Sciences
Program Code
5090
CRICOS Code
065272E
Duration
2 years full-time
Campus
Perth
In the Master of Health Sciences you explore the importance of early intervention to avoid costly
medical treatment and the rehabilitation of those with chronic conditions and musculoskeletal
injuries.
In this research degree you will have a minimum of two supervisors who mentor and direct you
throughout your studies. Before submitting an application, you are encouraged to contact the
School of Health Sciences to arrange a discussion with a suitably qualified member of staff.
Doctor of Health Sciences
Program Code
6305
CRICOS Code
074300J
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Study under the supervision of leading health academics with our Doctor of Health Sciences.
This research degree is designed to meet the needs of professionals who aspire to achieve
academic excellence and pioneer the development of knowledge within their profession. Your
research may be undertaken in collaboration with industry or with a professional mentor.
The program examines crucial industry topics while integrating experience with scholarly inquiry,
encouraging a systematic way of collecting, analysing and interpreting data.
Coursework components of this degree include: Quantitative Research Methods, Qualitative Research
Methods, Scholarly Reading and Writing, and Developing a Research Proposal.
Doctor of Philosophy (Health Sciences)
Program Code
6302
CRICOS Code
011396F
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a thesis-based research degree. You will work with a supervisor
from the academic staff to develop an appropriate topic within the research focus areas for
the School. The PhD program is individually designed and built around the methodological
requirements of the research and the nature of the topic to be investigated, taking into account the
background of the candidate.
Your thesis is expected to be a systematic, written presentation of the results of study,
investigation and research, making a substantial and original contribution to the body of
knowledge in the subject of the research.
“The pastoral care
at The University of
Notre Dame Australia
is outstanding. I got
to know my lecturers
and tutors well.
Having those personal
relationships really
helps your learning.”
Biomedical Science graduate/
Doctor of Medicine student
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Study a comprehensive Physiotherapy degree.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery and Health Sciences
“The University of Notre
Dame Australia made it
simple to network and
find mentors. There is
immense support from
both staff and students;
you are never alone.”
Ashna
Physiotherapy student
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No.1 university in Australia*
Overall Quality of
Educational Experience
No.1 university in Australia*
*Australian Government’s Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching 2020 Student
Experience Survey, Rehabilitation undergraduate category – qilt.edu.au
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UNDERGRADUATE
Undergraduate degrees
Why study this degree? Areas of study
Global career
opportunities
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Program Code
3538
CRICOS Code
045167E
Duration
4 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Our Bachelor of Physiotherapy is a highly practical
degree that includes clinical practice across a range
of settings, for example in hospitals, community
health settings and private practice.
You undertake a comprehensive program focusing
on physiotherapy studies, behavioural and health
sciences and professional development.
Upon graduation, you will be eligible for registration
as a physiotherapist with the Australian Health
Practitioner Registration Agency (AHPRA).
Registration allows graduates to work across all
states and territories in Australia and New Zealand
and to apply for professional accreditation overseas.
Some courses in
this program:
Developmental
Psychology and Mental
Health in Physiotherapy
Principles of Clinical
Rehabilitation
Medical Sciences
Applied Neuroscience
Cardiorespiratory
Physiotherapy Sciences
Physiotherapy in
Paediatrics
Musculoskeletal
Physiotherapy
Clinical Education
Global career
opportunities vary
greatly in both setting
and specialty.
Examples include:
Private practice
Hospitals
Research
Workplace
Health & safety
Healthcare
Leadership/
Management
Disability sector
Bachelor of Physiotherapy/Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science
Program Code
3540
CRICOS Code
045167E
Duration
5 years in
accelerated
mode
Campus
Perth
The Bachelor of Physiotherapy/Bachelor of Exercise
& Sport Science is the only program of its kind in
Australia. This unique degree is designed to produce
well-rounded practitioners who are skilled across the
preventive health aspects of physical activity.
In order to ensure that you graduate with the practical
skills and training necessary to excel, this combined
degree contains practicum in both areas.
Upon graduation, you will be eligible for registration
as a physiotherapist with the Australian Health
Practitioner Registration Agency (AHPRA).
Further to those listed
above, some additional
courses in this double
degree program:
Exercise Physiology
Principles of Strength &
Conditioning
Physiology of Training &
Environmental Extremes
Health and Disease Risk
Factors & Counselling
ESS Industry Internship
Exercise Biomechanics
Motor Control
Development & Learning
Nutrition for Health &
Physical Activity
Psychosocial Aspects of
Sport & Physical Activity
Health & Fitness
Assessment
Global career
opportunities vary
greatly in both setting
and specialty.
Examples include:
Private practice
Hospitals
Research
Workplace
Health & safety
Healthcare
Leadership/
Management
Disability sector
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PHYSIOTHERAPY
POSTGRADUATE
Higher degrees by research
Why study this degree?
Master of Science (Physiotherapy)
Program Code
5121
CRICOS Code
075783K
Duration
2 years full-time
Campus
Perth
This degree aims to expand your knowledge, research skills and intellectual inquiry, culminating in a
research thesis.
By developing the Higher Degree by Research student population and external collaborative partnerships, we
foster, support and increase research activity and quality. As a research student, you have the opportunity to
further your industry experience and make a valuable contribution to Notre Dame’s growing research portfolio.
Doctor of Physiotherapy (Research)
Program Code
6003
CRICOS Code
075781A
Duration
3 years full-time
Campus
Perth
This degree seeks to examine crucial professional topics and integrate industry experience with scholarly inquiry.
It aims to generate a research-based approach, providing answers to questions relevant to the industry and
encouraging a systematic way of collecting, analysing and interpreting data.
This program provides you with an extension of research training and, through a research thesis, enables you to
examine crucial issues and developments within the profession.
Doctor of Philosophy (Physiotherapy)
Program Code
6002
CRICOS Code
075782M
Duration
3 years
full-time
Campus
Perth
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a thesis-based research degree. You will work with a supervisor from the
academic staff to develop an appropriate topic within the research focus areas for the School. The PhD program
is individually designed and built around the methodological requirements of the research and the nature of the
topic to be investigated, taking into account the background of the candidate.
Your thesis is expected to be a systematic, written presentation of the results of study, investigation and research,
making a substantial and original contribution to the body of knowledge in the subject of the research.
Innovative medical training that emphasises
respect, compassion and service.
MEDICINE
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery and Health Sciences
“What attracted me
to The University
of Notre Dame
Australia was the
personalised and
practical approach
to learning.”
Aung
Doctor of Medicine student
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Equal No.1 university in Australia*
Full-time Employment
of Graduates
Equal No.1 university in Australia*
Skills Development
No.1 university in Sydney & Perth**
*Australian Government’s Quality Indicators for Learning & Teaching, 2021 Graduate
Outcomes Survey Medicine postgraduate coursework category, **2020 Student
Experience Survey, Medicine postgraduate coursework category – qilt.edu.au
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Clinical schools
Sydney clinical schools are located at:
• St Vincent’s/Mater Health
• Auburn Hospital
• Hawkesbury Health Service
The Melbourne clinical school is located at:
• The Werribee Mercy Hospital
The rural clinical schools are located at:
• Lithgow Hospital
• St John of God Hospital, Ballarat
• Calvary Health Care Riverina, Wagga Wagga
Professional accreditation
The Doctor of Medicine postgraduate degree is accredited
by the Australian Medical Council as meeting national
standards of medical education.
“We’ve had
industry-based
professionals
come in and teach
us in groups
of five to eight.
They bring their
own clinical
experiences and
it’s a lot more
personalised.”
Doctor of Medicine student
from India
HEAR LAKSHMI’S STORY
Lakshmi
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Postgraduate degrees by coursework
Why study this degree? Areas of study
Global career
opportunities
Doctor of Medicine
Program Code
5142
CRICOS Code
095688K
Duration
4 years full-time
Campus
Sydney
Practicum
Over 2,000
hours of clinical
placements
and rural
experiences
The Doctor of Medicine aims to develop and train
excellent, caring and ethical doctors with a respect
for human life, dignity and social justice.
You will undertake Problem Based Learning (PBL)
tutorials with medically qualified tutors, clinical and
communication skills sessions, workshops and site
visits in the Foundation Years. Third and fourth years
are centred on clinical placements at one or more
of seven clinical schools in Sydney, Melbourne, and
rural New South Wales and Victoria.
You will complete an applied research project that
is either research based or professionally focused
- that will develop research, scholarly writing and
contemporary presentation skills.
Please note, classes for the Sydney Doctor of
Medicine will commence on Monday 16 January
2023.
Essential elements
of our Medical
postgraduate degree
include:
• Access to innovative
clinical skills training
• Learning from clinical
academics who are
experts in their fields
• Aboriginal health, rural
and remote placements
• A problem-based
learning curriculum
delivered in small groups
in years one and two
• Clinical placements
in both the public and
private sector hospitals
in years three and four
• A liberal arts education
in bioethics
• Applied research project
in an area of interest to
you
General practice
Surgery
Physician
Public health
Medical education
Medical research
Government
departments
Not-forprofit organisations
Doctor of Medicine
Program Code
5141
CRICOS Code
107489C
Duration
4 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Practicum
Over 2,000
hours of clinical
placements
and rural
experiences
At the School of Medicine, we are committed
to providing an education that not only teaches
the science and craft of medicine, but also
develops passionate, ethical and devoted medical
practitioners.
The first two years of your degree are underpinned by
Problem Based Learning (PBL) and include the study
of basic clinical sciences, population and preventive
health, bioethics, therapeutics and more.
Your third and fourth years are clinically based and
present the opportunity to explore the different
disciplines of medicine such as general practice,
paediatrics and surgery with rotations in clinical
settings. You will further develop your research
skills with a translational research or clinical audit
project based in the health sector. There are rural/
remote training opportunities and for some students,
placement with the Rural Clinical School in third-year.
Please note, classes for the Perth Doctor of Medicine
will commence on Monday 23 January 2023.
Essential elements
of our Medical
postgraduate degree
include:
• Access to innovative
clinical skills training
• Learning from clinical
academics who are
experts in their fields
• Aboriginal health, rural
and remote placements
• A problem-based
learning curriculum
delivered in small groups
in years one and two
• Clinical placements
in both the public and
private sector hospitals
in years three and four
• A liberal arts education
in bioethics
• Applied research project
in an area of interest to
you
General practice
Surgery
Physician
Public health
Medical education
Medical research
Government
departments
Not-forprofit organisations
Higher degrees by research
Why study this degree?
Master of Philosophy (Medicine)
Program Code
5119
CRICOS Code
061767C
Duration
1.5 years
full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
Designed for those who have completed their undergraduate program with a high-credit average and
demonstrated a potential to complete research-based study, this program combines four coursework
subjects with a major research project.
You are assigned two university-based supervisors who provide support and academic guidance
throughout the coursework and research components of this program.
This degree includes both coursework and a substantial research component, culminating in you
submitting a thesis or research dissertation.
Master of Medicine/Surgery
Program Code
5131
CRICOS Code
083626A
Duration
1.5 years
full-time
Campus
Sydney
The Master of Medicine/Surgery is a postgraduate research degree that gives you the opportunity to
further your research expertise and make a valuable contribution to the field of medicine.
This degree includes both coursework and a substantial research component, culminating in you
submitting a thesis or research dissertation.
Master of Science (Medicine)
Program Code
5092
CRICOS Code
078799M
Duration
2 years full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
The Master of Science (Medicine) is recommended to enhance your knowledge, develop your career
potential, or if you anticipate applying for a Professional Doctorate or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
in the future.
Your master’s is completed by thesis only, and may be undertaken in any area of epidemiology, basic
science or clinical research.
Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine)
Program Code
6900
CRICOS Code
057673K
Duration
3 years
full-time
Campus
Perth
Sydney
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a thesis-based research degree. You will work with a supervisor from
the academic staff to develop an appropriate topic within the research focus areas for the School. The
PhD program is individually designed and built around the methodological requirements of the research
and the nature of the topic to be investigated, taking into account the background of the candidate.
Your thesis is expected to be a systematic, written presentation of the results of study, investigation and
research, making a substantial and original contribution to the body of knowledge in the subject of the
research.
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“The course is centred
on social justice
and they train you
to serve where you
are needed, and that
comes across in
our cases, where it
is about helping the
patient.”
Medicine graduate
from Rwanda
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ADMISSION &
APPLICATION
Admissions Process 124
Pathways 126
Program Tables 130
Key Dates 134
Events 135
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The University of Notre
Dame Australia’s
Admissions Process
We consider the whole person
The University of Notre Dame Australia uses a comprehensive
application process that considers every applicant on an individual
basis, making the admissions process - like the University study
experience - focused on the whole person. There is no application fee.
Please note: a study visa is required if you have been accepted to study
full-time on-campus for more than three months at an educational
institution in Australia.
If you have any queries please contact:
International Office: international@nd.edu.au
Receiving an offer
Offers are made on a rolling basis.
You will be notified of an offer via
email along with your first semester
invoice and other important
information on accepting your
offer, and moving to Australia.
02
Offer
Submit your application
You can apply to The University of Notre
Dame Australia online at notredame.edu.
au/international/how-to-apply.
Alternatively, you can apply via one of the
University’s authorised education agents in
your country. A list of registered education
agents of the University can be found at
notredame.edu.au/international/agents.
Please note: If you are a citizen of any South Asian or
African country (except South Africa) you must apply
via a University of Notre Dame Australia authorised
education agent.
Apply
01
If you receive an offer from the
University, you can choose to accept,
defer or reject the offer.
You do this by completing the
‘Conditions of Offer & Acceptance
Form’ provided in the offer email
accompanied by your invoice
payment.
Please call or email the International
Office on +61 8 9433 0873 or
international@nd.edu.au if you have
any questions regarding your offer.
03
Accepting
your offer
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students and international students studying outside Australia.
Once the International Office has
received your indicative invoice
payment, you will receive an electronic
Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE)
which you will use to apply for your
student visa (if applicable).
The International Office will then get
in touch with you to organise your
enrolment, including preparing your
move to Australia.
04
Enrol
Orientation Week is a fun, festival-like
event and is an opportunity to meet
fellow students and get involved in
student life at the University.
Orientation Week is compulsory for
international students studying on
campus in Australia, as it provides
you with important information which
will help set you up for success during
your studies at the University.
05
Orientation
Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC)
The Australian Government requires
international students to have adequate
medical insurance or health cover from an
Australian Health Fund. There are currently
six providers approved by the Australian
Government: Bupa Australia, AHM OSHC,
Allianz Global Assistance, Medibank
Private, CBHS International Health, and NIB.
The University of Notre Dame Australia
partners with Bupa Australia as our
preferred provider. Bupa is Australia’s
largest healthcare provider. All new
international students enrolled at the
University will be covered by this provider,
unless proof of other cover is provided. The
costs of your OSHC are invoiced to you for
payment with your first year’s fees before
you arrive in Australia.
OSHC is effective from one week before
Orientation Week and is valid for the length
of your visa, so you will not need to worry
about renewing your cover while you are
studying. If you intend to arrive in Australia
before the cover starts, please notify the
Admissions Office so that appropriate
health cover can be arranged.
If you change or extend your study
program, it is your responsibility to ensure
that you remain covered as long as the
length of your visa. If you do not have
sufficient OSHC coverage, your visa could
be cancelled and you will not be covered for
any medical bills that you incur during the
lapsed time.
For further information on OSHC please visit
the Australian Government’s Department of
Home Affairs or the Department of Health.
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English Language
Entry Requirements
The University requires applicants to demonstrate English language competency of the appropriate level stipulated for their
nominated degree. Successful completion of specified secondary or tertiary education in English may be used to demonstrate
competency, depending on your chosen degree.
All English language tests are valid for two years from date of completion.
Accepted proficiency tests:
• Academic International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
• Teaching of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
• Cambridge Academic English (CAE)
• Pearson Test for English Academic (PTE)
• Occupational English Test (OET)
Note: Not all tests can be used to prove English language proficiency for all programs.
The University reserves the right to ask any applicant to sit any English language proficiency test.
Standard Minimum Entry Requirements
Proficiency Test – Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)
IELTS
Undergraduate
6.5 overall, no individual band
less than 6.0
Postgraduate Coursework
6.5 overall, with no writing score lower than 6.5 and no other
individual band score lower than 6.0
Postgraduate Research
7.0 overall, with no score lower than 7.0 in writing and no other
individual band score lower than 6.5
TOEFL
Undergraduate
84 overall, no less than 21 in writing,
no other less than 17
Postgraduate Coursework
84 overall, with no score lower than 22 in writing and no other
band score lower than 17
Postgraduate Research
94 overall, with no score lower than 27 in writing and no other
individual band score lower than 20
CAE
Undergraduate
176 overall, no individual band
less than 169
Postgraduate Coursework
176 overall, with no score lower than 176 in writing and no
other band score lower than 169
Postgraduate Research
185 overall, with no score lower than 185 in writing and no
other band score lower than 176
PTE
Undergraduate
58 overall, no band less than 50
Postgraduate Coursework
58 overall, with no score lower than 58 in writing and no other
band score lower than 50
Postgraduate Research
68 overall, with no score lower than 68 in writing and no other
band score lower than 58
Please note: Medicine, Education, Nursing, Law and Physiotherapy programs require proof of higher English Language Proficiency. For more information on scores
required for these programs, please visit notredame.edu.au/international or contact international@nd.edu.au
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Pathways to The
University of Notre
Dame Australia
On-Campus English Language Intensive
Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)
Pathways
The University of Notre Dame Australia provides three
Academic English bridging programs on the Perth Campus,
which are designed to develop language proficiency and
assist students in meeting the University’s English language
requirements for entry into their nominated undergraduate or
postgraduate degree.
Upon successful completion of the University’s Academic
English bridging programs, no further English language
testing will be required, except where required by an
accrediting body.
Academic English Bridging Level 1
Applicable program
Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees requiring 6.5 IELTS
Duration
15 weeks
Entry requirement
6.0 (IELTS equivalent)
Estimated at exit
6.5 (IELTS equivalent)
Academic English Bridging Level 2
Applicable program
Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees requiring 6.5 IELTS
Duration
15 weeks
Entry requirement
6.5 (IELTS equivalent)
Estimated at exit
7.0 (IELTS equivalent)
Academic English Bridging Study Skills
Applicable program
Discipline-specific undergraduate and postgraduate degrees
Duration
5 weeks
Entry requirement
One or more bands lower than the overall IELTS score
required for entry and/or prior academic and life/work
experience that indicates you would benefit from undertaking
this course for successful transition into university studies
Please note:The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Nursing, Education and
Physiotherapy programs require further evidence of English language proficiency.
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Off-campus pathways to The University of
Notre Dame Australia
We understand that some students applying to study at
Notre Dame may need to first study with one of our academic
or English language pathway providers. The pathway
providers listed below are recommended by us because of
their commitment to a quality student experience and have
agreements with the University, which means that we will be
able to provide you with packaged offers for the purpose of
your student visa.
Language Links
www.languagelinks.wa.edu.au
KAPLAN International
www.kaplaninternational.com
Canning College
www.canningcollege.wa.edu.au
Anglican Schools Commission
www.asc.wa.edu.au
Perth International College of English
www.pice.com.au
Perth Academic and English Pathway Providers
Perth and Sydney English Pathway Providers
TAFE International Western Australia (TIWA)
www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au
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CRICOS CODE PROGRAM CODE DURATION (YEARS) MID YEAR INTAKE INDICATIVE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUTITION FEE AVAILABLE IN SYDNEY AVAILABLE IN PERTH
ARTS & SCIENCES
Bachelor of Arts 015324A 3009 3 ✓ $29,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) 102262G 3570 3 ✓ $33,500 - ✓
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 045242K 3030 4 ✓ $34,400 - ✓
Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Journalism) 045241M 3026 3 ✓ $29,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Journalism)/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 057663A 3286 4 ✓ $34,400 - ✓
Bachelor of Behavioural Science 040261C 3034 3 ✓ $32,000 - ✓
Bachelor of Communications and Media 073150D 3363 3 ✓ $29,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Communications and Media/Bachelor of Arts 073153A 3366 4 ✓ $33,350 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Communications and Media/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 073154M 3367 4 ✓ $34,400 - ✓
Bachelor of Counselling 035277D 3543 3 ✓ $31,200 - ✓
Bachelor of Science 045168D 3555 3 ✓ $37,072 - ✓
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts 045169C 3235 4 ✓ $39,807 - ✓
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 045170K 3236 4 ✓ $40,857 - ✓
BUSINESS
Bachelor of Accounting 085834K 3503 3 ✓ $30,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Business Administration 089562G 3506 3 ✓ $30,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Commerce 019595A 3058 3 ✓ $30,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts 040372G 3070 4 ✓ $34,150 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 045090K 3068 4 ✓ $35,200 - ✓
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Communications and Media 073149G 3378 4 ✓ $34,150 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science 045095E 3076 4 ✓ $36,975 - ✓
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management 045097C 3078 4 - $34,500 - ✓
Bachelor of Human Resource Management 040383D 3167 3 ✓ $30,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Human Resource Management/Bachelor of Arts 083614E 3322 4 ✓ $34,150 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Human Resource Management/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 040384C 3170 4 ✓ $35,200 - ✓
Bachelor of Marketing and Public Relations 040391D 3213 3 ✓ $30,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Marketing and Public Relations/Bachelor of Arts 074296M 3329 4.5 ✓ $34,150 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Marketing and Public Relations/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 074295A 3505 4 ✓ $35,200 - ✓
Bachelor of Marketing and Public Relations/Bachelor of Communications and Media 073023M 3375 4 ✓ $34,150 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management 040393B 3245 3 ✓ $30,000 - ✓
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management/Bachelor of Communications and Media 074297K 3376 4 ✓ $34,150 - ✓
LAW
Bachelor of Laws 023751D 3510 4 ✓ $38,000 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts 095678A 3512 5.5 ✓ $40,550 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Journalism) 095679M 3514 5.5 ✓ $40,550 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 095680G 3516 5 ✓ $41,600 - ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Biomedical Science 095681F 3522 5.5 ✓ $43,375 - ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Commerce 095682E 3520 6 ✓ $40,900 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Communications and Media 095683D 3518 5.5 ✓ $40,550 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Human Resource Management 095684C 3524 6 ✓ $40,550 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Marketing and Public Relations 095685B 3526 6 ✓ $40,550 ✓ ✓
Fee Disclaimer: All tuition fees were correct at the date of the publication and are to be used as a guide only. Fees are subject to change without notice. All costs and fees
are provided in Australian Dollars (AUD$). Refunds for International students procedure is available at: https://www.notredame.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/2049/
PROCEDURE-Refunds-for-Overseas-Students.pdf
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this publication was correct at the time of publication as at May 2022. The University reserves the rights to make changes to any
material or content contained in this publication from time to time without notice. Whilst every effort will be made to ensure that the information is accurate and up to date, there
is no guarantee or representation express or implied given as to the accuracy or currency of the content of any individual item. Persons accessing the publication who require
confirmation of any information should contact The University of Notre Dame Australia International Office.
The University reserves the right at all times to vary programs and courses or any arrangements in relation to programs and courses listed in the publication at any time. The
variations may include fees, withdrawals, the contents, methods of assessment of any courses, programs, course and program offerings, enrolment requisites, locations of
course / program offerings and any other arrangements pertaining to courses and programs.
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CRICOS CODE PROGRAM CODE DURATION (YEARS) MID YEAR INTAKE INDICATIVE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUTITION FEE AVAILABLE IN SYDNEY AVAILABLE IN PERTH
LAW
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Philosophy 095686A 3532 6 - $40,690 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science 095687M 3528 5.5 - $43,375 - ✓
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) 072973F 3530 3.5 ✓ $38,000 ✓ ✓
NURSING
Bachelor of Nursing 109029D 3575 3 ✓ $35,458 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurse Articulation Pathway)
*Mid year intake: Perth only 109029D 3575 2 ✓* $35,458 ✓ ✓
HEALTH SCIENCES
Bachelor of Biomedical Science 049306M 3041 3 ✓ $37,072 - ✓
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science 055343M 3161 3 - $33,000 - ✓
Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Primary) 057667G 3287 4 - $30,880 - ✓
Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Secondary) 057668G 3288 4 - $30,880 - ✓
Bachelor of Health Promotion 057670B 3289 3 ✓ $33,000 - ✓
Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation 061707D 3310 3 ✓ $30,880 - ✓
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Bachelor of Physiotherapy 045167E 3538 4 - $38,200 - ✓
Bachelor of Physiotherapy/Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science 045167E 3540 5 - $42,110 - ✓
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Care: 0-8 years) 073159F 3382 4 ✓ $30,880 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Care: 0-8 years)/Bachelor of Arts 073160B 3426 5.5 ✓ $34,854 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Care: 0-8 years)/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 073162M 3427 5.5 ✓ $34,854 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Care: 0-8 years)/Bachelor of Science 073163K 3428 5.5 ✓ $37,679 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Primary) 035285D 3114 4 ✓ $30,880 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Primary)/Bachelor of Arts 045114G 3118 5.5 ✓ $34,854 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Primary)/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 045115F 3119 5.5 ✓ $35,904 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Primary)/Bachelor of Science 045119B 3124 5.5 ✓ $37,679 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Secondary) 035286C 3126 4 ✓ $30,880 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Arts 074292D 3319 5.5 ✓ $34,854 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Behavioural Science 045121G 3130 5.5 ✓ $35,904 - ✓
Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Science 074293C 3320 5.5 ✓ $37,679 - ✓
Bachelor of Primary Education 083621F 3476 4 ✓ $30,880 ✓ -
Bachelor of Secondary Education 083612G 3562 4 ✓ $30,880 ✓ -
PHILOSOPHY & THEOLOGY
Bachelor of Philosophy 061708C 3311 3 ✓ $29,400 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Philosophy/Bachelor of Theology 085835J 3432 5 ✓ $33,810 ✓ ✓
Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics 103322C 3573 3 ✓ $29,400 ✓ -
Bachelor of Theology 015330C 3248 3 ✓ $29,400 ✓ ✓
Diploma of Theology 017653A 2007 1 ✓ $29,400 ✓ ✓
The University does not accept responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned by
use or reliance of the information contained in the publication nor from any access to
the website. While the University will make every effort to ensure the availability and
integrity of its information technology resources, it cannot guarantee that these will
always be available, and/or free of any defects, including viruses. All access and use
is at the risk of the user.
Any hypertext links provided by the University in this publication to other websites
or websites are provided as a service to users. This service does not mean that the
University endorses those sites for the material in any manner.
ESOS: The University in providing education services to overseas students complies
with The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the National
Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018
(The National Code) that is the governing legislative and regulatory framework as
amended from time to time.
The University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of
Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Provider Number 01032F.
International students studying in Australia on a student visa can only study full-time
and there are also specific entry requirements which must be met. If information
contained in this publication may not be applicable to international students, refer
to https://www.notredame.edu.au/international/study-at-notre-dame-australia
for further information. Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents, and
international students studying outside of Australia have the choice of full-time, parttime and external study, depending on course availability.
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CRICOS CODE PROGRAM CODE DURATION (YEARS) SEMESTER OFFERED INDICATIVE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION FEE AVAILABLE IN SYDNEY AVAILABLE IN PERTH
Semester offered: 1 = February, 2 = July
ARTS & SCIENCES
Master of Architecture 099073J 5152 2 1 & 2 $36,000 - ✓
Master of Counselling 055386M 5023 2 1 & 2 $33,800 ✓ ✓
BUSINESS
Master of Business Administration 0100505 5018 2 1 & 2 $38,000 ✓ -
Master of Leadership 073034G 5150 1.5 1 & 2 $38,000 ✓ ✓
LAW
Master of Laws 0101871 5154 1 1 & 2 $39,000 ✓ -
EDUCATION
Master of Primary Teaching 099071M 5148 2 1 & 2 $33,250 ✓ -
Master of Religious Education 073039C 5056 1 1 & 2 $33,250 - ✓
Master of Secondary Teaching 099072K 5149 2 1 & 2 $33,250 ✓ -
Master of Teaching (Primary Education) 039694K 5143 2 1 & 2 $33,250 - ✓
Master of Teaching (Secondary Education) 040441K 5144 2 1 & 2 $33,250 - ✓
PHILOSOPHY & THEOLOGY
Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts
(Philosophy & Theology) 095689J 4110 0.5 1 & 2 (S)
1 (P) $30,500 ✓ ✓
Graduate Diploma of Philosophy 089564F 4146 1 1 & 2 $30,500 ✓ ✓
Graduate Diploma of Theology 032058F 4125 1 1 & 2 $30,500 ✓ ✓
Master of Arts (Philosophy) 085832A 5139 2 1 & 2 $30,500 ✓ ✓
Master of Arts (Theology) 085833M 5138 2 1 & 2 $30,500 ✓ ✓
MEDICINE
Doctor of Medicine 095688K 5142 4 1 $75,000 ✓ -
Doctor of Medicine 107489C 5141 4 1 $75,000 - ✓
Fee Disclaimer: All tuition fees were correct at the date of the publication and are to be used
as a guide only. Fees are subject to change without notice. All costs and fees are provided
in Australian Dollars (AUD$). Refunds for International students procedure is available at:
https://www.notredame.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/2049/PROCEDURE-Refundsfor-Overseas-Students.pdf
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this publication was correct at the time of
publication as at May 2022. The University reserves the rights to make changes to any
material or content contained in this publication from time to time without notice. Whilst
every effort will be made to ensure that the information is accurate and up to date, there is no
guarantee or representation express or implied given as to the accuracy or currency of the
content of any individual item. Persons accessing the publication who require confirmation of
any information should contact The University of Notre Dame Australia International Office.
The University reserves the right at all times to vary programs and courses or any
arrangements in relation to programs and courses listed in the publication at any time.
The variations may include fees, withdrawals, the contents, methods of assessment of any
courses, programs, course and program offerings, enrolment requisites, locations of course
/ program offerings and any other arrangements pertaining to courses and programs.
The University does not accept responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned by use or
reliance of the information contained in the publication nor from any access to the website.
While the University will make every effort to ensure the availability and integrity of its
information technology resources, it cannot guarantee that these will always be available,
and/or free of any defects, including viruses. All access and use is at the risk of the user.
Any hypertext links provided by the University in this publication to other websites or
websites are provided as a service to users. This service does not mean that the University
endorses those sites for the material in any manner.
ESOS: The University in providing education services to overseas students complies with
The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the National Code of
Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 (The National
Code) that is the governing legislative and regulatory framework as amended from time to
time.
The University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and
Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Provider Number 01032F.
International students studying in Australia on a student visa can only study full-time and
there are also specific entry requirements which must be met. If information contained in this
publication may not be applicable to international students, refer to https://www.notredame.
edu.au/international/study-at-notre-dame-australia for further information. Australian
citizens, Australian permanent residents, and international students studying outside of
Australia have the choice of full-time, part-time and external study, depending on course
availability.
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PROGRAM TABLEPOSTGRADUATE
CRICOS CODE PROGRAM CODE DURATION (YEARS) INDICATIVE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION FEE AVAILABLE IN SYDNEY AVAILABLE IN PERTH
MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY
Master of Philosophy - Arts & Sciences 078922B 5124 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Business 078918J 5125 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Education 078924M 5126 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Health Sciences 061767C 5127 1.5 $40,169 - ✓
Master of Philosophy - Law 078922B 5128 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Medicine 061767C 5119 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Nursing 061765E 5118 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Philosophy - Philosophy & Theology 078922B 5129 1.5 $40,169 ✓ ✓
MASTERS BY RESEARCH
Master of Arts 061750A 5096 2 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Health Sciences 065272E 5090 2 $40,169 - ✓
Master of Laws 073036F 5044 2 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Medicine/Surgery 083626A 5131 1.5 $40,169 ✓ -
Master of Nursing 073038D 5116 2 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Science (Medicine) 078799M 5092 2 $40,169 ✓ ✓
Master of Science (Physiotherapy) 075783K 5121 2 $40,169 - ✓
Master of Theology 073041J 5115 2 $40,169 ✓ ✓
PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATE
Doctor of Business Administration 040396K 6100 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Education 032064G 6200 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Health Sciences 074300J 6305 3 $45,141 - ✓
Doctor of Nursing 052527E 6301 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Physiotherapy 075781A 6003 3 $45,141 - ✓
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Doctor of Philosophy - Arts & Sciences 011396F 6600 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Business 011396F 6102 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Education 011396F 6201 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Health Sciences 011396F 6302 3 $45,141 - ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Law 011396F 6400 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Medicine 057673K 6900 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Nursing 057674J 6800 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Philosophy & Theology 011396F 6502 3 $45,141 ✓ ✓
Doctor of Philosophy - Physiotherapy 075782M 6002 3 $45,141 - ✓ Research table key
DURATION (YEARS)
Normal time taken to complete a degree.
May vary depending on number of enrolled courses per semester.
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PROGRAM TABLEHIGHER DEGREES
BY RESEARCH
Key Dates
Semester Dates*
Semester One Orientation Week
13-17 February
Semester One starts
20 February
Semester One exam period
5-17 June
Semester Two Orientation Week
17-21 July
Semester Two starts
24 July
Semester Two exam period
6-18 November
*Please note, some degrees have start
dates which are different to those listed
here. Please check with your School for
details of non-standard start dates.
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