Applications and fees

Last Updated: 28 March 2025

Application Process

The selection process for graduate entry medicine at Churchill (Gippsland) consists of two components; undergraduate Weighted Average Mark (WAM) and a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). WAM is weighted at 40% and the MMI at 60%.

Key Dates - 2026 Entry

01 May 2025Course applications open - apply through my.application.
31 July 2025Course applications close.
04 August 2025Eligible applicants will receive an email from the Faculty with information about how to apply for the Dean’s Rural List (DRL) and to provide their course preferences: Standard Graduate Entry, Bonded Medical Program (BMP), and End-to-End Rural Cohort (E2E). Completion of this application is compulsory for all domestic applicants.
11 August 2025Applications for DRL and course preferences will close.
12 August 2025Interview invites released. Ranking for interview based on WAM at 01 August 2024.
15 August 2025Additional interview invites released - only where earlier-round invites declined/lapsed.
9, 10 & 11 September 2025Interviews held on Zoom.
08 December 2025Course offers released.
12 & 16 December 2025Additional course offers released - only where earlier-round offers declined/lapsed.
January 2026Further course offers released - only where earlier-round offers declined/lapsed.

* Dates subject to change

How to Apply

Applications for domestic students should be submitted via my.application. Applicants do not need to include their Monash transcripts or any other document unless requested when applying.

Domestic students should refer to the Medicine program admission requirements to confirm their eligibility before applying.

Fees

Domestic applicants are admitted into the program on a Commonwealth Support Place (CSP). More information can be found on the course fees website.

Other expenses domestic students would expect to incur are accommodation, transport and living expenses, plus textbooks and stationery. Read more about cost of living in Melbourne and other study costs.

Indigenous Students

The Monash Indigenous Entry Scheme recognises the systemic under representation of Indigenous Australians in higher education and seeks to remedy this.

Indigenous Australian applicants will be exempt from competitive ranking and will complete a panel interview in place of the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). This panel interview involves meeting with an all-Indigenous panel which includes academics, student engagement staff, and a community member. To attend an interview simply fill in this form.

For more information please visit the website or contact med.indigenoushealth@monash.edu.