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Tertiary Preparation Program (Health Sciences)

The Tertiary Preparation Program (Health Sciences) is designed for international students who wish to pursue academic studies in health sciences. This program aims to develop effective English language communication skills and relevant content knowledge necessary for health practitioners.

Course Structure

To complete the Tertiary Preparation Program (Health Sciences), a student must complete 80 credit points. The course consists of the following units:

• Academic English for Health Sciences 1
• English Language Communication Skills
• Communicating as a Health Professional 1
• Proficiency Test Preparation
• Academic English for Health Sciences 2
• Introduction to Health Care in Australia
• Introduction to Science for Health Professionals
• Communicating as a Health Professional 2

Course Details

The program is offered at three locations: Brisbane, Melbourne, and North Sydney. The duration of the program is one year full-time, with a CRICOS code of D. The estimated total cost for the program is $20,000.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for admission to the course, an applicant must:

1. Have completed the equivalent of year 11.
2. Have a minimum English language proficiency level of IELTS 6.0, with no individual score less than 6.0, or equivalent.

Pathways

This course provides a pathway for international students to enter specified undergraduate degree courses within the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Fees

The unit fee is $2,500, with an average first-year fee of $20,000. The estimated total cost for the program is $20,000.

How to Apply

Domestic and international applicants can apply through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) or directly to the university.

Staff Profile

The program is coordinated by experienced educators, including Kate D'Orazio and Stuart Parker, who have a strong background in English communication and TESOL.

Testimonial

The Tertiary Preparation Program (Health Sciences) has been praised by students for its effectiveness in improving English skills and understanding of fundamental knowledge in health sciences. The program's staff and teachers are highly supportive, and the course content is well-designed to prepare students for their future studies.

About the Program

The Tertiary Preparation Program (Health Sciences) is a non-AQF program that provides international students with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in their undergraduate studies in health sciences. The program focuses on developing effective English language communication skills, as well as relevant content knowledge in health sciences. The program is designed to prepare students for their future studies and provide a pathway to specified undergraduate degree courses within the Faculty of Health Sciences.