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Programs and courses

Student at the University of South AustraliaThe School of Health Sciences places a great emphasis on preparing graduates to be immediately effective in their chosen profession. To ensure that our programs remain relevant to the changing needs of industry, our range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs are delivered by an academic team who are employed in or maintain close associations with their professions. Also, work placements are an integral part of many courses, and the University operates professional clinics in some disciplines so students can develop their workplace skills whilst studying.

For students finishing Year 12, UniSA has introduced a bonus points scheme, which rewards achievement in selected Year 12 subjects.  For more information visit the Bonus Points page on the UniSA Future Students website.

Undergraduate degree programs

To view the full list of undergraduate programs on offer across the Division, please refer to the Division of Health Sciences 2012 brochure (PDF, 590KB).


Postgraduate programs

Please contact Future Students for further information on entry to Postgraduate Programs as some changes have been made.

Three School of Health Science programs, Master of Occupational Therapy (Graduate Entry), Master of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) and the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Science have changed the program commencements dates to Study Period 2, starting from 2012.  Applications to these programs has changed from Apply Online and is open now via the SATAC website through the Grad Start (graduate, post graduate and professional courses) option.

Graduate Certificate

Graduate Diploma

Masters

Higher Degrees by Research

Research candidates should refer to School of Health Sciences Research page for detailed program information.

 

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