Health and allied health
Whether you're just commencing your academic journey or advancing your expertise in the healthcare field, our selection of courses in Health & Allied Health offers a path for every passion.
Unsure of which avenue to pursue? Relax—we're here to guide you. Explore our diverse disciplines within healthcare and allied health professions, and discover where your compassion and skills can make a difference.
Why study health and allied health at Federation University?
Studying health and allied health at Federation University opens the doors to a fulfilling career improving the well-being of individuals and communities.
Our courses are designed to meet the current and future needs of society, with a focus on compassion, innovation, and evidence-based practices.
Through practical hands-on training, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to address complex health challenges in hospital, clinic, school, or community settings.
Study Areas Include:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental science
- Extended investigation
- Health and human development
- Outdoor and environmental studies
- Physical education
- Psychology
- Physics
Explore our courses by study level
Courses to study in July
Graduate Certificate in Health (Gerontology)
Graduate Certificate in Public Health
Graduate Diploma of Public Health
Graduate Diploma of Health (Workplace Health and Safety)
Master of Health (Research Practice)
Master of Health (Workplace Health and Safety)
Courses to study in March
Graduate Certificate in Health (Gerontology)
Graduate Certificate in Public Health
Graduate Diploma of Public Health
Graduate Diploma of Health (Workplace Health and Safety)
Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
Master of Health (Research Practice)
"The facilities here are quite incredible for student experiences. As a physiotherapy student we use the Anatomage table, which is very practical, and you get to see all the structures in a 3D format." Celene, Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Career Outlook
The future outlook for health and allied health professions in Australia is bright**. In fact, Jobs & Skills Australia is projecting 257,000 new health care and social assistance roles will be required by 2028*, with that number increasing to 533,000 by 2033*.
Key indicators of this positive trajectory include a steady increase in demand for these professionals in both metropolitan and regional areas, with many of our graduates securing full-time employment before graduation. This demand is driven by Australia’s ageing population, a rise in chronic health conditions, and a growing recognition of mental health issues.
Possible Careers:
- Child and family health nurse
- Clinical and exercise physiologist
- Facility / Health management
- Health promotions officer
- Occupational therapist
- Outdoor education
- Occupational Health and safety professional
- Physical education teacher
- Physiotherapist
- Rehabilitation consultant
- Speech pathologist
- Sports management
- Sports scientist
**Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care, July 2023 https://www.health.gov.au/topics/allied-health/about
*Jobs and Skills Australia https://www.jobsandskills.gov.au/data/employment-projections
At Federation University, we're in it with you
We know that with the right support and knowledge, education can transform lives and communities. All you need is a place that helps you believe it’s possible.
And we reckon that’s us.
At Federation, we break down barriers to education, offering support and pathways for all, ensuring nobody is left behind.
Our courses are unique, designed with industry collaboration to ensure graduates are immediately employable.
We prioritise accessibility, offering scholarships and grants to create a diverse campus community.
With a focus on local partnerships, we're not just educating individuals; we're positively impacting regional economic development.
At Federation, education isn't just about getting a degree; it's about transforming lives and communities together.
