Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies) (BClinSc(OstSt)) (Domestic Students)

At Southern Cross University, we have transformed the way study is delivered. The Southern Cross Model delivers a deeper, immersive learning experience for students centred on greater interactivity and connection with real-world applications. The shorter, more focused six-week unit structure gives students a greater sense of momentum and motivation.

The University’s flexible study options include full-time and part-time enrolment, as well as online and on-campus courses, making it easier for students to tailor their education to their personal and professional commitments. Support services, including peer support, career counselling and workshops, are readily available to help students navigate their studies and plan for their futures.

Courses are typically structured to provide a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, often incorporating work placements, internships, or hands-on projects. This approach ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the workforce, with relevant skills and real-world experience. The University’s Bachelor programs develop knowledgeable graduates and responsible global citizens ready to make a positive impact in their fields and communities.

The Graduate Outcomes Survey (2024) for undergraduate programs has placed the University at #1 nationally in skills development for Agriculture and Environment Studies, and Engineering. The University also ranks #1 nationally for full-time employment in Health Services and Support, and for student support in Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure. Overall, the University places in the top 10 public universities nationally for salary and full-time employment.

See the undergraduate study page for more information on our courses.

Southern Cross University offers a variety of master’s programs designed to provide advanced knowledge and skills across diverse fields. These programs cater to both recent graduates and professionals looking to enhance their expertise or pivot into new career paths.

The University’s flexible study options include full-time and part-time enrolment, as well as online and on-campus courses, making it easier for students to tailor their education to their personal and professional commitments. Support services, including academic advice, career counselling and workshops, are readily available to help students navigate their studies and plan for their futures.

Master’s degrees at the University emphasise a balance between theoretical understanding and practical application. Many courses incorporate industry projects, research opportunities, or internships, allowing students to engage with real-world challenges and build valuable networks, both locally and globally. Small class sizes and collaborative learning not only equip graduates with in-demand skills, but also prepare them to contribute thoughtfully to their fields and society.

The Graduate Outcomes Survey (2024) for postgraduate programs has placed the University at #1 nationally for full-time employment in Computing and Information Systems, and for overall experience, skills development, learning resources, student support and teaching quality in Engineering. Overall, the University places in the top 10 public universities nationally for full-time employment, and #2 nationally for median postgraduate salary.

See the postgraduate study page for more information on our courses.