| Entry requirements | The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences course is a direct pathway for CDU students to study medicine, on campus in Darwin. This course is part of a double degree with the Northern Territory Medical Program (NTMP) offered by Flinders University. The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences is the first award of this double degree. Completion of the first two years of the course to a specific grade point average standard and within the specified time frame, guarantees entry into the the Northern Territory Medical Program (NTMP), which you will begin in your third year of study. Whether you are a school leaver or university graduate in the Territory, the NTMP allows you to undertake your entire medical training in the Northern Territory. Places are only available to Australian citizens and permanent residents
Undergraduate Entry - Application process
This course has a two-step application process:
1. Registration to sit the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT). Registration to sit UCAT opens 1 March 2022 and closes 17 May 2022. Testing begins 1 July 2022 with final testing held no later than 12 August 2022. Only UCAT scores from 2022 will be used for 2023 applications.
2. An application to SATAC where you will be asked to enter your UCAT identification number and provide a residency and indigeneity statutory declaration.
Graduate Entry
- GAMSAT required. Shortlisted applicants will be subject to an interview.
ATAR:
For medicine - 90 + / 85 + for First Nations Students.
Tertiary students: Current tertiary students are eligible to apply. Please visit Charles Darwin university for more details.
Subject prerequisites: None. The minimum English language requirement for this course is met by either undertaking previous education in an English-speaking country or undertaking one of the following English language tests and obtaining the minimum requirements. See Charles Darwin University for more details.
Recommended studies:
For medicine - Chemistry, English
UCAT: Required for Bachelor of Clinical science at Charles Darwin University. Ranking for offers of positions requires an entry score combining ATAR (90%), and University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT ANZ) - derived score (10%). The UCAT ANZ derived score will be based on results from five sections of the UCAT ANZ test (Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning and Situational Judgement). The level of achievement the university requires will vary each year, determined by the performance of all applicants competing for a place in the Joint Program in Medicine course and will not be disclosed.
Charles Darwin University Medicine Interviews:
For undergraduate entry - No Interview.
For Post-graduate entry - Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview.
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