RDWA’s Graduate-Entry GAMSAT Preparation Grant supports South Australian rural origin undergraduate students prepare to sit the Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT) with funded access to learning resources through the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER).

The ACER learning resources include:

• E-books - sample and practice questions
• GAMSAT video content
• Online Practice Tests – Humanities and Biological Sciences
• Online Test Generator – Written Communication

A GAMSAT score is part of the entry criteria for applying for post-graduate Doctor of Medicine at Flinders University. GAMSAT assesses skills in critical thinking, writing and general problem solving, and by preparing well and practicing you’ll feel more confident during the test.

Find out more about GAMSAT

Eligibility

You are eligible to apply for this grant if you:

• attended high school in a rural South Australian location
• had a primary residence in a rural South Australian location while attending high school or university (MM2-7)
• are committed to applying for a post-graduate medicine course at Flinders University
• agree to participate fully in the ACER learning resources.

You can check if your primary residence location is in an MM 2-7 in South Australia using the Health Workforce Locator online tool (Modified Monash Model 2019).

If you went to a metropolitan high school, you must be able to provide proof of your home address in a rural South Australian location.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply.

Apply

First read the guidelines to understand the scope of the grant, eligibility criteria, assessment and notification process, then complete the online application form.

APPLY GUIDELINES

Contact

Dale Penny, R2R Medicine Coordinator
Phone: 8234 8277
Email: futureworkforce@ruraldoc.com.au