Choosing a major in the medical field is perhaps the best option, from earning a bachelor's or master's degree in Australia to applying for and receiving permanent residency approval, as more highly skilled professionals are still needed in healthcare. Of course, it is true that many people still choose nursing as their major among various medical fields. Nevertheless, there are other major options besides nursing, and non-majors can also enroll in other medical fields such as nursing.
The Master's program in Radiation Therapy at the University of Sydney (Master of Diagnostic Radiography) is open to non-majors. The master's program includes mandatory courses or They do not require a bachelor's degree related to their major. Because of this, they are quite popular, and acceptance depends on applicants' scores. Radiology is a shortage profession and is a major where permanent residency applications are possible. Radiation therapists learn not only general X-rays but also imaging technologies ranging from large devices like MRI and CT scanners to advanced cardiac devices to enable accurate patient diagnosis and treatment. However, the English proficiency required for admission is quite high, and the tuition fees are not insignificant.
. Department Admission Requirements
- Academic requirements are a minimum of 4.5 based on a bachelor's degree GPA of 7.0.
- English proficiency is IELTS 7.0 or higher, with Speaking & Writing at least 6.5 and Reading & Listening at least 6.0.
- The study period is 2 years, and the enrollment period is every February. The best application period is April to October of the previous year.
- Tuition is over $50,000 per year (extremely expensive).
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