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UQ Guide 2014
International Undergraduate
Contact details:
International Student Advisor 1800 671 980 (free call within Australia) or +61 3 8676 7004
Bachelor of
Midwifery
This program is designed to develop graduate midwives who will direct their own learning and apply clinical reasoning skills in
their midwifery practice; be able to work in continuity-of-care models according to the international definition of the midwife; be
able to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams to promote quality outcomes of care for each woman and baby; and provide
high-quality care through safe and effective midwifery practice according to the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Council
[ANMC] and the Australian College of Midwives Incorporated [ACMI] competency standards.
PROGRAM
CODE
CRICOS
CODE
2014ENTRY
SCORE
PROGRAM
DURATION HONOURS
START
SEMESTER
PROGRAM
LOCATION
INDICATIVE
SEMESTER FEE^
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY
2261 058541C See page
72
Three
years
Additional
year of study
1 (3 March 2014) Clinical
Schools
$13,200
IELTS overall 7/
reading 7, writing
7, speaking 7,
listening 7
Admission requirements
Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including English
(or acceptable alternative) and one of Year 12 Biology,
Chemistry or Physics. You must also provide serological
evidence that you do not carry blood-borne transmissible
viruses (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV) and that you comply
with School immunisation guidelines**.
Dual degree
programs
Nursing
Further study options
Graduate Certificate in /
Master of Midwifery
Closing Date
See page 70
Placements:
Clinical placements begin in first few weeks of Year 1: apply first aid (including CPR), police check, blue card0. and proof of immunisation** required
Bachelor of
Nursing
This program is specifically designed to develop graduate nurses who will direct their own learning and apply clinical reasoning
skills in their nursing practice; be able to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams to promote quality health outcomes for clients
in their care; and provide high quality care through safe and effective nursing practice according to the Australian Nursing and
Midwifery Council (ANMC) National Competency Standards for the Registered Nurse.
PROGRAM
CODE
CRICOS
CODE
2014ENTRY
SCORE
PROGRAM
DURATION HONOURS
START
SEMESTER
PROGRAM
LOCATION
INDICATIVE
SEMESTER FEE^
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY
2241 050456J See page
72 (not
all gained
entry)
Three
years
Additional
year of study
1 (3 March 2014) Clinical
Schools
$13,200
IELTS overall 7/
reading 7, writing
7, speaking 7,
listening 7
Admission requirements
Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including English
(or acceptable alternative) and one of Year 12 Biology,
Chemistry or Physics. You must also provide serological
evidence that you do not carry blood-borne transmissible
viruses (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV) and that you comply
with School immunisation guidelines**.
Dual degree
programs
Midwifery
Further study options
Graduate Certificate in /
Master of Nursing
Closing Date
See page 70
Placements:
Clinical placements begin in first few weeks of Year 1: apply first aid (including CPR), police check, blue card and proof of immunisation** required
Bachelor of
Occupational
Therapy
The program will equip you with the knowledge and clinical skills required to effectively assist people of all ages in overcoming
factors that have limited their ability to function in certain “occupational roles”. The first year combines studies in theoretical and
practical occupational therapy, with biological and behavioural sciences. In second year, you will develop this knowledge and
apply theory to practical problems of occupational therapy. Third year focuses on occupational therapy techniques, with clinical
practice in teaching units in hospitals and community health agencies; and in the final year clinical experience is extended and
professional issues are examined. You will also undertake studies in statistics and research methodology.
PROGRAM
CODE
CRICOS
CODE
2014ENTRY
SCORE
PROGRAM
DURATION HONOURS
START
SEMESTER
PROGRAM
LOCATION
INDICATIVE
SEMESTER FEE^
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY
2022 001957E See page
72 (not
all gained
entry)
Four
years
Modified
program of
study in Years
3 and 4, with
entry based
on grade point
average
1 (3 March 2014) St Lucia $16,200
IELTS overall 7/
reading 7, writing
7, speaking 7,
listening 7
Admission requirements
Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including English (or acceptable
alternative) and one of Year 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics
Further study options
PhD
Closing Date
See page 70
Placements:
7-10 week clinical placements conducted in Years 3 and 4: apply first aid (including CPR), blue card and proof of immunisation** required
Bachelor of
Oral Health
The program prepares you for clinical practice as an oral health therapist. The first year provides you with knowledge in oral
biosciences and biomedical foundations in oral health, emphasising the importance of prevention as a goal, and introduces
clinical practice. In second year, you will develop the knowledge and clinical skills needed for the care of individual patients,
applying your knowledge of dental diseases to dental therapy and dental hygiene practice. Third year extends your clinical
experience and focuses on providing care to groups with special needs, and on oral health for communities and population
groups. Courses explore the principles and philosophies underlying health promotion for individuals and the community; and
feature a strong interdisciplinary focus – including interactions with nursing and aged care – that reinforces a team model of care
through integrate learning with undergraduate and postgraduate dentistry areas.
PROGRAM
CODE
CRICOS
CODE
2014ENTRY
SCORE
PROGRAM
DURATION HONOURS
START
SEMESTER
PROGRAM
LOCATION
INDICATIVE
SEMESTER FEE^
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY
2017 061815M See page
72 (not
all gained
entry)
Three
years
Additional
year of study
1 (3 March 2014) Herston,
St Lucia,
Yeronga
(Oral
Health
Education
Unit)
$23,000
IELTS overall 7/
reading 7, writing
7, speaking 7,
listening 7
Quota
Approximately two international places: offers made to highest ranking
applicants only after closing date
Admission requirements
Queensland Year 12 (or equivalent), including Year 12 Biology and English (or
acceptable alternative). You must also provide serological evidence that you
do not carry blood-borne transmissible viruses (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV)
or Tuberculosis (TB) and that you comply with School immunisation guidelines**.
Further study options
MPhil, PhD, Master of
Public Health, and a range
of other health-related
Graduate Certificates,
Diplomas and Masters
Closing Date
31 October 2013
Placements:
Clinical placements: apply first aid (including CPR), blue card and proof of immunisation** required
Special note:
Completing all or part of this program does not permit direct entry into the Bachelor of Dental Science
