Master of Medicine (Metabolic Health)

1. Recognised medical degree (for the Master of Medicine stream).
2. English language proficiency requirement (for international applicants). For example, IELTS overall 7.0 (minimum 6.5 in each band) in the international guide.
3. The course is designed for medical practitioners working in primary care, emergency medicine, paediatrics, endocrinology or general medicine.
4. Note: In some versions, international students on standard student visas may not be eligible.

The Master of Medicine (Metabolic Health) at the University of Sydney has been developed to give students a comprehensive, applied understanding of the aetiology, diagnosis and multidisciplinary management of metabolic diseases such as diabetes, obesity and associated cardiovascular complications The curriculum is structured to allow practising clinicians to continue their work while studying—largely delivered online, with short intensive workshops on-campus (e.g., at the Charles Perkins Centre). Core units include clinical epidemiology and ethics in metabolic health, stream-specific units cover diabetes, obesity, paediatric nutrition, cardiovascular metabolic management, and electives allow flexibility. Upon completion, graduates will be equipped to implement evidence-based metabolic care, integrate multidisciplinary approaches into practice, and advance in fields such as endocrinology, primary care or specialist medicine.

1. Verify you meet eligibility: medical degree, registration (if required), and English language proficiency (for international applicants).
2. Prepare application: online application via the University of Sydney’s postgraduate admissions portal; include transcripts, degree certificates, CV/resume, proof of medical qualification, and English test scores (if needed).
3. Submit application before deadline (Semesters 1 & 2 intakes usually).
4. Review of application by the faculty; selection based on academic background and suitability.
5. Offer of admission issued: accept the offer, pay any required deposit/fee, and enrol in the programme.
6. Commencement of study: enrol on units of study, begin online coursework and attend any required intensive sessions.
7. Complete the required 48 credit points within the permitted time (up to 4 years for part‐time) to graduate.