ATAR for optometry – your guide to the ATAR for every optometry course in Australia in 2019
There are 5 approved schools of optometry in Australia. These in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia. The ATAR required depends on the…
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ATAR for nursing – your guide to the ATAR for every nursing course in Australia in 2019
To become a Registered Nurse in Australia generally requires the completion of a Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent. There are undergraduate and postgraduate courses that…
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ATAR for midwifery – your guide to the ATAR for every midwifery course in Australia in 2019
There are Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia approved undergraduate and postgraduate midwifery courses in most states and territories throughout Australia apart from Tasmania. Depending…
ATAR for medicine – your guide to the ATAR for every medical degree in Australia in 2019
There are medical schools in every state and territory in Australia. Most medical schools will accept undergraduate students either directly into their medical degree or…
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ATAR for exercise science – your guide to the ATAR for every exercise science course in Australia in 2019
On-campus exercise science courses are available in every state and territory throughout Australia apart from Tasmania and the Northern Territory. Three universities exercise science courses…
ATAR for exercise physiology – your guide to the ATAR for every exercise physiology course in Australia in 2019
There are on-campus courses in exercise physiology offered at universities in every Australian state and territory apart from the Northern Territory. Two universities offer exercise…
ATAR for dietetics – your guide to the ATAR for every dietetics course in Australia in 2019
There are courses in dietetics offered at universities in every Australian state and territory apart from Tasmania and the Northern Territory. It is important that…
ATAR for dentistry – your guide to the ATAR for every dentistry course in Australia in 2019
There are 9 schools of dentistry in Australia. These are in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia. Depending on whether which…
Why Australian Students Are Starting to Prepare for Medical Careers in High School
For most individuals, it takes an average of 10+ years of schooling and experience to become a doctor in Australia. While the path to working…
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Investing in a Career in Cosmetic Medicine
There has been rapid growth in the cosmetic health industry over the past few years. Last year alone, Australians underwent 500,000 cosmetic procedures, more per…
The ultimate guide to career development for health professionals in just 4 simple steps
A treasure trove of knowledge for anyone in health who is serious about their career advancement was released recently. It was titled the Allied Health…
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A day in the life of a podiatrist – by Rudo Makuyana
How do you start your day? Breakfast! Most of my days tend to be long and busy, I found that a good breakfast is essential…
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5 Ways to Earn More Money as a Nurse in Australia
In the public healthcare system in Victoria, the typical starting pay for a beginning-level registered nurse is $50,856. Wages for experienced registered nurses are generally…
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UCAT Fear and Panic Campaign!!
The following article has been published by UCAT NIE – The National Institute of Education nie.edu.au and republished here with permission. BEWARE PARENTS, TEACHERS and…
UMAT to be replaced by UCAT in 2019
In a decision made by the Consortium of Australian School-Leaver Entry Medical Schools on 24th September, UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) will replace UMAT (Undergraduate…
3 reasons why online health courses can get you out of the waiting room and into a job
Whether you’re a high school student for whom the traditional university medical degree isn’t feasible or you graduated years ago and you’re ready to take…
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Love sport, exercise, health and fitness? Turn it into a career! – by Professor Peter Reaburn, head of exercise and sports science, Bond University
“When I left school, I had no idea what I wanted to do. My friends were going to University, studying at TAFE, taking on apprenticeships,…
Cultural safety for patients in the AHPRA Code of Conduct: It’s not just black and white – by Nicole Nash-Arnold
Here’s a weird question for nurses: in the course of discharging your duties, when’s the last time you stopped to acknowledge ‘white privilege’ to your…
The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety – worthwhile or not? What the AMA, ANMF and Universities Australia have to say
On September 16, the government announced its plans to establish a Royal Commission that is expected to look into the conditions of the aged care…
Go8 and Universities Australia tackle the benefits of Research Infrastructure Investment Plan
Group of 8 Australia (Go8) and Universities Australia (UA) have shared insights on the Research Infrastructure Investment Plan. Recognizing its significant role on leading, developing…