Explore our courses

Start your health career learning from passionate health experts and training with the latest technology in industry-standard laboratories, simulation facilities and in the QUT Health Clinics treating real patients.

  • Biomedical sciences

    Engage in innovative research and laboratory work to address challenges in the biotech, pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.

  • Clinical sciences

    Be hands-on with patients to make a difference in medical imaging, paramedic science, pharmacy, podiatry or radiation therapy.

  • Exercise and nutrition sciences

    Improve patient outcomes in the fields of nutrition or exercise sciences. Undertake practical training in state-of-the-art facilities.

  • Nursing

    Learn from the best and prepare for your career in our simulation centre using real-world technology and scenarios.

  • Optometry and vision science

    Train in our purpose-built optometry clinic and benefit from globally recognised, cutting-edge research.

  • Psychology and counselling

    Make a tangible difference to people’s lives. Learn compassion alongside best practice in psychology and counselling.

  • Public health and social work

    Work towards a better world through health information management, human services, public health or social work.

If you're looking for graduate certificates, graduate diplomas and master degree programs, view our postgraduate study options.

Australia’s fastest growing industry

Healthcare is Australia’s largest and fastest growing industry, offering a range of high-demand employment opportunities.

Strong employment outcomes

QUT health graduates are ready to apply their practical knowledge on the job and are coveted by employers.

5 hands-on health clinics

Clinical exercise physiology, nutrition and dietetics, optometry, podiatry, psychology and counselling.

Study biomedical science

Learn from scientists who have made groundbreaking discoveries. Start learning in laboratories from your first week and be at the heart of medical breakthroughs.

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Study paramedic science

Begin placements with Queensland Ambulance Service from your first year. Learn from teaching staff, who are experienced paramedics and allied health professionals.

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Study nursing

Discover your area of interest faster with practical units starting in your first year. Take advantage of our industry connections, excel in placements and prepare for the real world.

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Study sports and exercise sciences

Prepare for a career as an accredited sports or exercise scientist, or exercise physiologist. Build your confidence and skills in using technology and equipment used by elite sporting teams and coaches.

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Study behavioural science (psychology)

Start your journey to become a psychologist or develop your understanding of human behaviour to work in business, policy, or related fields.

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Study social work

Foster positive change working alongside individuals and communities with an internationally recognised qualification.

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Your real-world health career starts here

Advancements in medical and social robotics, telehealth, wearable technologies and patient information management are changing how, where and when health care is delivered, recorded and analysed. Technology is allowing us to be more agile, but still focused on the most important thing: people.

Our health courses will expose you to the new ways of providing specialist health care and support services, and equip you with the skills to thrive in the real world.

World-class facilities

Treat real patients at our QUT Health Clinics, and get hands-on experience in our purpose-built clinical simulation centre, virtual environment training rooms, labs and gyms to build job ready skills.

Real-world experiences

Placement is your chance to be on the field and make a difference sooner. Together, our students complete more than 1.5 million hours of professional placement every year, working on real cases and engaging with industry experts.

Industry expertise

Our lecturers and researchers work in the field and our graduates are in high demand, with many being offered employment before they complete their studies.

Flexible study options

We support your individual journey. Choose from more than 35 health course options to suit your needs, including graduate entry options, honours, double degrees and vertical doubles.

Virtual tours

Explore our cutting-edge health facilities with 360° videos, 3D tours and videos of our campus spaces.

Biomedical sciences super lab
Medical imaging lab
Radiotherapy training lab
QUT Health Clinics
Clinical Simulation Centre
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Real health stories

Find out what it’s like to study health at QUT, learn about student life and explore exciting projects our researchers are involved in.

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Internationally recognised

Our courses are accredited by some of the world's most influential and respected professional organisations. See who recognises our world-class undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

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Our initiatives

Cancer chromosome breakthrough

While tumours develop, cancer cells gain and lose so-called “chromosome arms”. This is common in cancers and can provide them with malignant properties, such as the ability to spread through the body. Dr Pascal Duijf and his research team studied chromosome arm abnormalities in over 23,000 cancers and 1000 cell lines, revealing that these abnormalities shape tumour development, cancer patient prognosis and how cancer cells respond to drugs. The research offers opportunities to develop and test new personalised treatments for 17 types of cancer.

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A giant of cancer research recognised

Distinguished Professor Judith Clements AC, who led the cancer research program in the School of Biomedical Sciences from 1997 to 2014, was honoured as a Queensland Great in the 2019 Queensland Day celebrations.

Professor Clements was recognised with the prestigious award for her significant contributions to prostate and ovarian cancer research, and for developing cancer research infrastructure and capability.

Our experts

Find a supervisor to undertake a research degree, an industry expert for project specific advice, or a potential partner or collaborator.

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Our research

Discover our research strengths, take the next step with our research degrees, or connect with our expertise, equipment and facilities.

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Distinguished Professor Patsy Yates

Our experts

Find a supervisor to undertake a research degree, an industry expert for project specific advice, or a potential partner or collaborator.

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Our research

Discover our research strengths, take the next step with our research degrees, or connect with our expertise, equipment and facilities.

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News and events

2 Dec 2024

QUT Centre for Biomedical Technologies Symposium

This annual symposium brings engineers, scientists and clinicians together to discuss groundbreaking biomedical solutions that tackle real-world clinical problems. Biomedical researchers, together with industry and healthcare partners, will share how innovations are being translated to global healthcare advancements that benefit many populations.

7 Nov 2024

QUT honours 16 trailblazers at the 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awards

An AFLW star, Hollywood animator and renowned public affairs journalist are among those recognised at this year’s QUT Outstanding Alumni Awards.

10 Oct 2024

New rural and remote road safety program for Queensland schools

With nearly 60% of Australia’s road fatalities occurring on regional and remote roads, and those aged between 16 and 25 most vulnerable, a new road safety program for schools has been devised with the aid of a QUT academic.

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