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When you choose to study an allied health degree in the School of Allied Health Science and Practice at the University of Adelaide, you become part of our community. The School of Allied Health Science and Practice has an outstanding reputation for academic excellence, high-quality teaching, and practice education.

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You will be exposed to a variety of face-to-face, online and blended learning experiences providing you with a competitive edge to be confident in the knowledge and skills you acquire. Additionally, you will have access to dedicated staff who are experts in their respective fields and are committed to your success.

The School of Allied Health Science and Practice has access to brand new purpose-built, state of the art facilities such as Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Gym & Plinth Room , Hospital Simulation Facilities, Occupational Therapy Hub. These facilities have been launched in a staggered way to support the roll out of the School’s programs and provide staff and students with all the latest equipment to promote practical hands-on approach to learning and teaching.

All Students will complete either a research honours or industry honours project as part of their allied health degree. Research honours students have the chance to work with leading researchers and participate in cutting-edge research projects. Engaging in research can broaden your understanding, foster critical thinking, and potentially open doors to further academic or career opportunities. Industry honours students have the chance to use project and research skills to complete and evaluate a practice-linked project

The School has many strong connections with healthcare providers, industry partners, and professional organisations. This facilitates networking opportunities, guest lectures, and industry placements, providing you with valuable connections and insights.

Degrees on offer in Allied Health

Allied Health degrees

Student clubs

University isn’t all work and no play. Joining a student society is a great way to connect with your peers. The School has three dedicated student societies;  

AOSS - Adelaide Occupational Therapy Students’ Society - Facebook

AUPA - Adelaide University Physiotherapy Association - Facebook

SPSS - Speech Pathology Students Society - Facebook

In addition, there are many other student clubs for you to explore. From sports and hobbies to politics and culture, the University of Adelaide has a wide range of student clubs to consider.

Are you a current student?

If you’re already studying at the University, you’ll find a whole range of useful information on our Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Student Support Hub page. It includes clinical placement requirements, nursing study plans, information about joining our peer mentoring program, and more.