91 Online programmes in Medicine in Australia

The Bachelor of Medical Science from CQUniversity Australia will prepare you to undertake best practice in patient testing, developing therapeutics, monitoring disease and sharing knowledge in the medical biotechnology or pharmaceutical industry.

Do you want to better understand how medicines affect patients? The Graduate Certificate in Medicines for the Health Professions at University of Newcastle is for you. 

Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine from University of New South Wales will equip you with the research skills and clinical experience you need to navigate the complex and ever-changing medical industry.

Public Health (Extension) from University of New South Wales gives an understanding of epidemiology, biostatistics, social determinants of health, and health promotion. It's the ideal step for a career in global public health. 

Gain advanced discipline-specific knowledge in medical laboratory science and advance your career with the Master of Laboratory Medicine from CQUniversity Australia

Surgery from University of Sydney will allow you to pursue your interests and develop knowledge and skills in surgical specialty areas as well as non-technical areas such as professionalism, leadership and research. 

The Medicine (Ophthalmic Science) from University of Sydney develops core knowledge and understanding of basic ophthalmic science, which focuses on preventing blindness, promoting eye health, and rehabilitating those with a visual disability. You will gain practical diagnostic and prognostic, management and surgical skills.

The Medicine (Child and Adolescent Health) program at the University of Sydney provides you with the core knowledge and clinical decision-making skills required for day-to-day paediatric practice in a wide range of areas, including allergy, immunisation, infectious diseases and child obesity.

Undertake research in a public health related topic at Deakin University and the University of Copenhagen and gain exposure to international health systems with this Doctor of Philosophy degree.

Gain an advanced understanding of the physics and technology surrounding magnetic resonance, and be in demand here and overseas with the Magnetic Resonance Technology program from University of Queensland.

With the growing need to enhance the delivery of psychiatric care across diverse communities, the University of Melbourne delivers the Master of Psychiatry in a wholly online format. Through interactive learning platforms, this program offers a world-class education tailored to the demands of modern mental health care.

This Medical Sonography (General) course from Adelaide University will refine your ability to use advanced technology to detect subtle medical conditions and provide crucial insights for patient treatment plans.

This Medical Sonography (Vascular) course from Adelaide University equips you with advanced clinical and research skills essential for success in vascular sonography.

The Lifestyle Medicine course from Avondale University is designed to meet the shifting demands in health care towards lifestyle-based therapies. The course equips graduates with an understanding of the various domains of Lifestyle Medicine and skills in its application.

Pursue your passion with the Public Health and Tropical Medicine program from James Cook University, one of only two degrees of this kind offered globally. 

This Bachelor of Medical Science degree from University of New South Wales will teach you about life, death, health and disease. 

The Medicine (Critical Care Medicine) program at the University of Sydney has been designed by critical care clinicians for doctors interested in emergency medicine, anaesthetics and intensive care medicine. Students will have a range of subjects to choose from as they develop skills in teaching, simulation and research.

The Medicine (Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Development) program at the University of Sydney provides students with the knowledge and skills to make significant contributions to therapeutic product research, development, evaluation, regulation and monitoring for the health and wellbeing of the community.

The Medicine (Clinical Neurophysiology) program at the University of Sydney aims to provide structured educational programs in neurophysiological monitoring to complement experiential learning in the workplace.

The Medicine (Metabolic Health) program at the University of Sydney is a highly practical degree that has been designed to help students to develop a comprehensive understanding of the aetiology, diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment of metabolic diseases.