Bachelor in Paramedicine

Applications for the Feb 2027 intake are open until Feb 16, 2027; tuition costs 9,536 USD per year.

The Bachelor of Paramedicine at UniSQ is designed for students who are passionate about providing emergency care and making a difference in their communities. This three-year program combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing you for a rewarding career as a paramedic. The program is delivered on-campus in Ipswich, allowing students to engage in hands-on learning from day one.

Throughout the program, you will study core subjects such as Bioscience, Public Health, and Paramedic Skills, alongside clinical placements with the Queensland Ambulance Service. This practical experience is crucial for developing your assessment, decision-making, and leadership skills in real-world scenarios. The curriculum is designed to ensure you are well-equipped to handle the challenges of emergency medical situations.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Paramedicine can pursue various roles, including ambulance paramedic, intensive care paramedic, and positions in emergency management or community education. The skills gained in this program are transferable across multiple healthcare settings, making you a valuable asset in the healthcare industry. With accreditation from the Paramedicine Board of Australia, you will be eligible for registration as a paramedic upon graduation.

University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), established in 1967 and based in Toowoomba, offers a student-centered environment with a total enrolment of about 24,872 and an international cohort of roughly 696 students. UniSQ combines regional engagement and practical learning across campuses and online delivery, making it a popular choice for students who value applied study and flexible pathways. The university’s scale supports a wide variety of disciplines while preserving access to staff and career services.

Academic programs at UniSQ emphasize industry-aligned skills, work-integrated learning and research that addresses regional and national priorities. Small-class teaching and vocationally oriented curriculum help students build practical competence alongside theoretical foundations. Research strengths often align with health, education, engineering and environmental studies, and partnerships with local employers create regular opportunities for placements and industry projects.

Student life in Toowoomba combines a safe, affordable regional setting with cultural events and student clubs, and UniSQ provides focused support for international students including orientation, English assistance and career guidance. Prospective students should find UniSQ appealing if they seek a balanced study experience with strong employability emphasis, accessible staff, and options for both on-campus and remote study in Australia’s regional contexts.