Deakin University Medicine - detailed entry requirements and how Deakin compares with other universities
The Deakin Univerity Summary shows there is only 1 path to medicine at Deakin, which is through any undergraduate degree.
Deakin are not specific about the type of degree or where it comes from, other than it needing to be from a recognised university.
Entry Requirements - The full details regarding the entry requirements for medicine at Deakin University are given in the table below.
This table shows how an undergraduate degree flows into the medical degree, and what you need to keep in mind not only for medicine, but also when applying for your undergraduate degree.
How Deakin Compares with Other Universities - Scroll further down, below the table and you'll also see the Deakin Comparitor. This tool enables you to compare the path to medicine at Deakin, with other university paths to medicine (offered by 19 Australian universities).
deakin university detailed entry Requirements
There are a number of notable aspects in how Deakin structures its postgraduate medical degree and how the undergraduate path flows to it.
Deakin requirements regarding previous degrees
Deakin might not be specific about the degree you need to have studied or which university it comes from, but they are specific about the age of prior degrees and the type of degree. Your undergraduate degree, must be less than 10 years old. You can, however, undertake additional study (1 year) and your application may be considered. Deakin does not accept 2 year Bachelor degrees but does accept accelerated degrees (3 years of study undertaken over 2 years).
Higher degrees matter if you're (degree is) old
As indicated above, if your undergraduate degree is older than 10 years you can undertake additional study and and your application may be considered. Deakin, however, do not give any credit in terms of GPA calculations for any degrees you have that are higher than Honours.
Deakin bonuses
Deakin provides eligible bonuses for a range of attributes including having studied your Bachelor degree at Deakin, work experience for 2 years, clinical experience for 12 months, financial disadvantage and rural residency. If you claim clinical experience you are not able to also claim the work experience bonus. The additional bonus points are added to your combined GPA/GAMSAT (MCAT) score.
Deakin university Comparitor
Deakin Comparitor - Click the arrow to scroll through other university paths to medicine to compare Deakin's path (Note: Some universities have numerous paths and these are shown on separate pages).
Deakin's Path to Medicine
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Other University Paths to Medicine
An important qualification
Study Medicine information has been compiled from Australian university information sources and therefore is a guide. Authoritative information is provided by the university only. Make sure you obtain information directly from the university before making any decisions.
The above information is intended to help you understand the Deakin University medical degree and the available paths to gain entry. Remember, information can always change, so ensure you keep up to date by regularly checking directly with Deakin University.