If you're keen to have a real Australian experience (i.e. koalas, eucalypts, Vegemite on toast) there's no better way than by studying at Federation. Find out how you can make the move and what it's like to be an international student.If you're keen to have a real Australian experience (i.e. koalas, eucalypts, Vegemite on toast) there's no better way than by studying at Federation. Find out how you can make the move and what it's like to be an international student.

Health & Allied Health

You’re calm and compassionate. Your friends call when they need advice or someone to lend an ear. Studying a health course at Federation will build on those soft skills. The combination of theory and hands-on training will prepare you for complex medical challenges in hospital, clinic, school and community settings.

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Your dream career starts here

Australia is having a healthcare boom. The demand for workers in the industry is high and steadily rising. In fact, many of our students line up full-time jobs before graduation. Doing placement will help you pinpoint your passion (and rule out areas you’re not so keen on).

Why study at Federation

Federation is a big uni with small-uni values. From the moment you receive an offer to the day you graduate, we make sure your experience is personalised. We want you to feel like your teachers really know you. Like the support staff really care. Like you’re not just another student. Why choose Federation? Because you’ll never get lost in the crowd.

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The facilities here are quite incredible for student experiences. As a physiotherapy student we use the Anatomage table, which is very practical, and you get to see all the structures in a 3D format. "

— Celene Meraz Benavente, Bachelor of Physiotherapy  

You can always take the scenic route

If you don't meet the entry requirements for your preferred course, we can help you find another way to reach your career goal.

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