- What GAMSAT score do you need for Wollongong medicine?
- GAMSAT: Minimum 50 overall, no section below 50. From 2027 entry, GAMSAT becomes a pure qualifying hurdle — not used to rank after threshold met. CASPer: Required as a qualifying hurdle only; not weighted into final ranking. Wollongong uses GAMSAT, not UCAT-ANZ.
- What GPA do you need for Wollongong medicine?
- GPA: Minimum 5.5/7.0 at time of interview selection. GPA functions as a hurdle only — not used in offer ranking.
- What interview format does Wollongong use for medicine?
- Multi-Mini Interview (~8 stations). Wollongong MMI runs ~8 stations of 8 minutes each. Stations weight rural and regional health context, ethical reasoning, communication, and resilience. UoW examiners specifically probe rural/regional commitment given the program's placement footprint across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven, and Southern NSW LHDs.
- Does Wollongong have an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entry pathway?
- UOW Indigenous Health pathway via the Health Access Stream and a guaranteed-interview process for eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants.
- What place types (CSP / BMP / Full-fee) does Wollongong offer?
- 2027 cycle: 37 Unbonded CSP + 30 CSP Rural End-to-End + 27 BMP + 15 International = ~109 total.
- Does Wollongong medicine have bonded or rural-entry places?
- UOW is the only NSW medical school awarded Commonwealth funding in 2024 for a rural end-to-end program. Combined Track (54 places): min. 32 Rural Entry Pathway; End-to-End Track (30 places): min. 17 Rural Entry Pathway; Health Access Stream (10 places): min. 6 Rural Entry Pathway. Eligibility: 5 consecutive or 10 cumulative years in MMM2-7 NSW location.