There are multiple pathway options available for applicants interested in applying to the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program.

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Graduate Entry Medical School Admissions System (GEMSAS)

For more information, please click on the ‘Domestic’ tab under how to apply

International Pathway

For more information, please click on the ‘International’ tab under how to apply

Indigenous Pathway

For more information, please click on the ‘Indigenous’ tab under how to apply

Bachelor of Health Science Pathway

The Bachelor of Health Science (BHLTH) degree at the ANU offers a pathway to the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program. This pathway is not a formalised double degree, but a pathway between two separate degrees.

The pathway is open to both domestic and international students.

Up to 30 domestic students from the BHTLH will receive an offer to the MChD program each year. Ten (10) of these places will preferentially be offered to students from a rural background, and international students are considered in addition to these 30 places.

Offers are awarded based upon a student’s academic performance within the BHLTH, an interview process and their responses to the selection criteria.

Students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements before applying.

For more information, please read the Bachelor of Health Science Pathway Guidelines (PDF, 206.86 KB)

Applications for the pathway close 30 July each year. Apply here.

Tuckwell Scholar Pathway

The ANU provides a pathway for Tuckwell scholarship recipients to study the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program after completion of their ANU undergraduate degree(s).

The pathway is open to domestic students only.

The Tuckwell-Medicine pathway is not a formalised double degree but an assured pathway between an undergraduate degree at the ANU to the postgraduate Doctor of Medicine and Surgery Program.

For more information, please read the Tuckwell Pathway Guidelines (PDF, 99.96 KB)