Universities
The institutions listed below currently use GAMSAT scores. Please refer to the universities' websites for information about their selection processes and admission into their programs.
The institutions listed below currently use GAMSAT scores. Please refer to the universities' websites for information about their selection processes and admission into their programs.
Australia: |
Ireland: |
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Australian National University |
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland |
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Deakin University |
University College Cork |
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Flinders University |
University College Dublin |
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Griffith University |
University of Limerick |
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Macquarie University |
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The University of Queensland |
UK: |
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The University of Melbourne |
Cardiff University
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The University of Notre Dame (Fremantle) |
Keele University |
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The University of Notre Dame (Sydney) |
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University of Exeter
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The University of Western Australia |
University of Liverpool |
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The University of Wollongong |
St George's University of London |
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The University of East Anglia
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Poland: |
Swansea University |
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Jagiellonian University Medical College |
The University of Nottingham |
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Poznan University of Medical Sciences |
Universities of St Andrews and Dundee in partnership with University of the Highlands and Islands (ScotGEM) |
Israel/USA |
Singapore |
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev |
Duke-NUS Medical School
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American University of the Carribean
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Oceania University of Medicine accepts GAMSAT scores from applicants to its graduate medicine programs. Oceania University of Medicine is not a member of the GAMSAT Consortium. It does not use the results’ verification system available to members of the Consortium or a university that has an approved arrangement with the Consortium. As well, Oceania University of Medicine, does not have the same rules governing the currency of GAMSAT results, as do the Consortium member universities or a university that has an approved arrangement with the GAMSAT Consortium. GAMSAT results acceptable to Oceania University of Medicine may therefore not be valid for a graduate medicine application to Consortium member universities or a university that has an approved agreement with the GAMSAT Consortium.
