Discover your pathway to the Doctor of Medicine at Griffith University.
Our 2024 Pathways to Medicine information sessions provided valuable insights into admission criteria, the selection process, and application deadlines, including details about the Griffith University Multiple Station Admissions Assessment (GUMSAA) and the Graduate Entry Medical School Admissions System (GEMSAS). If you missed the live event, don't worry! You can now view the webinar recording to catch up on all the essential information.
Additionally, if you're considering joining us for next year's events, register your expression of interest below to stay updated on upcoming on-campus or online sessions. Don't miss this opportunity to gain firsthand insights, connect with academics, and hear directly from current students. Start planning your rewarding health career journey with Griffith University today.
Can't wait? Explore our FAQ section in the meantime.
2024 Pathway to Medicine information session
Pathway to Medicine
Catch up on all the essential information from the 2024 Pathway to Medicine webinar.
Express your interest
Events
Our next event will be in 2025. If you have any questions in the meantime, we can help at medicine@griffith.edu.au or chat to us online for help with your study questions
Rural students required for medicine
A number of Commonwealth Supported Places are set aside for students from rural backgrounds.
Your future in medicine starts here
By choosing your undergraduate degree at Griffith, you'll receive excellent training to support your application for the Doctor of Medicine. You will develop knowledge and skills in the biological sciences and clinical sciences and understand how they can be applied to medicine and biomedical research.
The Bachelor of Medical Science is designed for high-achieving secondary school leavers and provides the opportunity for you to progress directly into our Doctor of Medicine:
Other pathway programs include:
*Note: a 'key degree' can be an undergraduate degree, honours, masters or PhD in any study area of your choosing - it does not need to be a Health-related discipline.
Graduate entry pathway for Doctor of Medicine application process
The domestic application process into the graduate entry Doctor of Medicine program at Griffith University takes 12 months and is outlined below:
| Date | Action |
|---|---|
From November | Register for GAMSAT |
March | Sit the GAMSAT* |
May | Apply for entry into the Doctor of Medicine via GEMSAS |
September | Receive an invitation and attend a multiple station assessment interview at Griffith University ( GUMSAA )^ |
Early November | GEMSAS commences making offers from early November. If you are successful you could expect to receive an offer from then# |
Mid-January | Classes start for the Doctor of Medicine |
- [*] GAMSAT: you need to achieve a minimum score of 50 in each section test and have a minimum overall score of 50. Results are valid for four years. Test sittings occur twice a year, however, results from the March 2024 sitting will be available for applicants applying via GEMSAS for Trimester 1 2025 intake.
- [^] Applicants are invited to GUMSAA based on an interview selection rank derived from a 50/50 combination of their GPA (unweighted) and overall GAMSAT score.
- [#] Offer ranks are calculated 50:50 on interview score and interview selection rank.
Note: This process applies to university graduates or to students in the final year of their undergraduate Bachelor degree. You will sit the GAMSAT prior to applying via GEMSAS for the University’s Doctor of Medicine program. Students transitioning from the Bachelor of Medical Science at Griffith University or the University of Sunshine Coast are eligible for direct entry to the Doctor of Medicine and do not sit GAMSAT or attend GUMSAA .
First Peoples Pathway
The Griffith graduate entry medical program (MD) welcomes applications from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students from diverse academic backgrounds via our First Peoples Health Pathway.
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Our learning spaces inspire creativity, promote collaboration and encourage innovation
Innovative teaching and learning
Our world-class research and industry connections inform our degrees and our students gain real-world experience
Support to reach your goals
Our award-winning teaching team and support services are dedicated to helping you succeed at university
Hear from our students
Harrison Sheehy
Doctor of Medicine
“I chose Griffith to study Medical Science because of its globally-recognised health programs that nurture and support students to become the next generation of healthcare leaders. I have now transitioned to the Doctor of Medicine and continue to see Griffith as a powerful vehicle for achieving my goals.”
Victoria Astill-Torchia
Doctor of Medicine
“I have visited community health services and developed my understanding of the role they play in healthcare. I also had the opportunity to complete an optional summer observership program in a rural GP practice in Toowoomba, where I spent four weeks shadowing different GPs.”
Contact us
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