How to apply (MD provisional entry)
If you’re a Greater Brisbane provisional entry pathway applicant, apply through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC).
When you apply, use these QTAC codes:
- 721302 – Doctor of Medicine (MD) Provisional Entry for School-Leavers (Commonwealth Supported Non-bonded Medical Place)
- 721402 – Doctor of Medicine (MD) Provisional Entry for School-Leavers (Commonwealth Supported Bonded Medical Place).
You don't need to apply for your preferred undergraduate degree. We'll contact you about this if you receive an offer.
Important dates
Visit the QTAC website for more information on application closing dates.
What happens next
Selection for interview
Once your application has been assessed to see if you meet the minimum entry requirements, you'll receive correspondence via your QTAC account to let you know if you’ve been invited for a multiple mini-interview (MMI).
Applicants are selected for interviews based on their aggregate score from the first 4 sections of the UCAT ANZ. UQ does not consider annotations from the UCAT ANZ test in admissions decisions.
A minimum of 50% of domestic applicants invited to the MMI will be Queensland Year 12 students.
Interview and invitation dates
QTAC will email notifications of interview invites in mid to late October 2024. This may be in the form of a notification to check your application.
Interviews will be scheduled for the week beginning 18 November 2024.
Receiving your invitation
It's your responsibility to provide the correct email address and check all inboxes (including junk and spam folders).
If you experience any issues with your booking, you must contact the Faculty of Medicine during the booking window for assistance (med.enquiries@uq.edu.au).
We won't consider requests to accept late bookings for interviews unless there are exceptional circumstances. Interview times are subject to availability.
A lack of knowledge about the booking procedure, the associated timelines or not checking your junk mail folder are not considered to be circumstances beyond your control and would not meet the criteria for a late application to be considered.
Selection for offers
Following interviews, you'll be ranked for offer alongside the other applicants.
As you can preference the 2 streams of the MD provisional entry program separately, i.e. Commonwealth Supported Non-bonded Medical Place (QTAC code: 721302) and Commonwealth Supported Bonded Medical Place (QTAC code: 721402), you'll be ranked in merit order against each program stream. You will receive an offer to the highest preference for which you are competitive.
If you receive an offer, we’ll contact you and ask you to nominate your preferred undergraduate degree.
You can find more information about admission requirements, interviews, offer selection and deferment in UQ’s Undergraduate, Doctor of Medicine, Non-Award and CSP Admissions policy.
If you’re a Greater Brisbane provisional entry pathway applicant, the way you apply depends on where your high school studies are from.
Applicants completing high school from Australia
If you’re a provisional entry applicant and you're currently completing high school from Australia, apply online through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC). This applies if you're currently studying:
- Australian Year 12 – either in Australia or overseas, or
- the International Baccalaureate (IB) in Australia.
When you apply, use this QTAC code:
- 721302 – Doctor of Medicine (MD) provisional entry for school leavers.
Visit the QTAC website for more information on application dates and fees.
You don't need to apply for your preferred undergraduate degree. We'll contact you about this if you're eligible to receive an offer.
Important dates
Visit the QTAC website for more information on application closing dates.
All other provisional entry applicants
If you’re a provisional entry applicant and you're not currently completing high school from Australia (Year 12 or International Baccalaureate), submit an application directly to UQ.
You'll need to select the undergraduate MD program (code 2303).
You can complete the application yourself or apply through an approved UQ agent near you.
You'll need to pay a fee of A$100 when you submit your application. This fee can't be refunded.
You don't need to apply for your preferred undergraduate degree. We'll contact you about this if you're eligible to receive an offer.
Important dates
To apply to start studying in 2025, you need to submit your application before 27 September 2024.
What happens next
We'll assess your application to see if you meet the minimum entry requirements.
Selection for interviews
Once your application has been assessed, we'll email you to let you know if you've been invited for a multiple mini-interview (MMI). Applicants are selected for interviews based on their aggregate score from the first 4 sections of the UCAT ANZ.
Interview and invitation dates
We'll email invitations to interview to applicants in the week beginning 14 October 2024.
Interviews will be scheduled for the week beginning 18 November 2024.
Receiving your invitation
It's your responsibility to provide the correct email address and check all inboxes (including junk and spam folders).
If you experience any issues with your booking, you must contact the Faculty of Medicine during the booking window for assistance (med.enquiries@uq.edu.au).
We won't consider requests to accept late bookings for interviews unless there are exceptional circumstances. Interview times are subject to availability.
A lack of knowledge about the booking procedure, the associated timelines or not checking your junk mail folder are not considered to be circumstances beyond your control and would not meet the criteria for a late application to be considered.
Selection for offer
Following the interviews, all applicants are ranked.
If you're eligible to receive an offer, we'll ask you to nominate your preferred undergraduate degree.
If you've received an offer, make sure you respond as soon as possible. If all places have been filled, you'll be added to our waitlist.
You can find more information about admission requirements, interviews, offer selection and deferment in the Undergraduate, Doctor of Medicine, Non-Award and CSP Admissions policy.