The University of Melbourne offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. School leavers must first complete a bachelor's degree, preferably in biomedicine or science. Admission to the MD program requires a competitive GPA, high GAMSAT scores, and a successful interview. The university's curriculum focuses on clinical practice, research, and leadership, aiming to produce well-rounded, skilled medical professionals.

Monash University provides a direct-entry Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 98.00), excellent UCAT scores, and a successful interview. The five-year program integrates medical sciences with clinical training, emphasizing early patient contact and professional development.

The University of Sydney offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, which requires an undergraduate degree for entry. School leavers must complete a bachelor's degree with a competitive GPA, achieve high GAMSAT scores, and pass a multi-mini interview (MMI). The curriculum emphasizes research, clinical skills, and public health, preparing students for diverse medical careers.

The University of Queensland provides a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. School leavers must complete the UCAT, a successful interview and a high ATAR (typically above 98.00) to gain Provisional Entry. Students can also complete an undergraduate degree first. Entry requires a high GPA, strong GAMSAT results, and an interview. The program focuses on clinical training, research, and rural health, aiming to develop competent and compassionate doctors.

UNSW offers a six-year Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine (BMed/MD) program. School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 96.00), excellent UCAT scores, and a successful interview. The integrated program combines medical sciences with extensive clinical training, emphasizing innovation, research, and patient-centered care.

UWA offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, requiring an undergraduate degree for entry. School leavers must complete a bachelor's degree with a competitive GPA, achieve high GAMSAT scores, and succeed in an interview. The program emphasizes clinical practice, research, and community health, aiming to produce skilled and compassionate medical professionals.

The University of Adelaide provides a Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine (BMed/MD) program. School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 95.00), excellent UCAT scores, and a successful interview. The six-year program integrates medical sciences with clinical training, focusing on early patient contact and professional development.

Flinders University offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, which requires an undergraduate degree for entry. School leavers must complete a bachelor's degree with a strong GPA, achieve high GAMSAT scores, and pass an interview. The curriculum emphasizes clinical skills, research, and rural and remote health, preparing students for diverse medical careers.

The University of Tasmania offers a five-year Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program. School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 95.00), excellent UCAT scores, and a successful interview. The program integrates medical sciences with clinical training, focusing on community health and professional development.

The University of Newcastle offers a Joint Medical Program (JMP) in partnership with the University of New England, leading to a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (BMedSci/MD). School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 94.00), excellent UCAT scores, and successful participation in a multiple skills assessment (MSA) and an interview. The six-year program emphasizes early clinical exposure, community involvement, and problem-based learning.

Griffith University offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. School leavers must complete a bachelor's degree first, often in biomedical science or a related field. Entry into the MD program requires a competitive GPA, high GAMSAT scores, and a successful interview. The program is designed with a strong emphasis on problem-based learning, clinical practice, and research. It also focuses on social accountability and prepares students to address the health needs of diverse communities.

The University of the Sunshine Coast, in collaboration with Griffith University, offers the Bachelor of Medical Science pathway to Griffith’s Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. School leavers need a high ATAR (typically above 99.60) and successful completion of the UCAT. The Bachelor of Medical Science program is designed to prepare students for entry into the MD program at Griffith University, with a focus on foundational medical sciences and early clinical exposure.