The objectives of the Bachelor of Clinical Science program are to gain: appropriate knowledge base and learning skills to facilitate passage into graduate entry dentistry, medicine or other health sciences the enhanced understanding required to practise in rural and remote clinical settings in addition to standard practice a platform understanding for employment in a variety of public health, research and health technology occupations. The philosophy of this program is to provide graduates with the options of entering graduate entry health programs at Australian Universities. Alternatively, graduates may utilise the content of the degree as the basis for employment in the health or medical research sector. There is potential for transfer into the Bachelor of Dental Science at CSU and into other allied health degrees at CSU or other universities. Session 2 admission is only available to applicants receiving appropriate credit, on approval of the Course Director and subject to places being available.

There are a number of career opportunities for graduates of the Bachelor of Clinical Science: progress to graduate entry Dentistry progress to graduate entry Medicine articulation into allied health programs medical/dental or scientific research employment in the public health system (epidemiology, health system planning, health screening, health promotion, etc.) employment in private clinical and/or hospital technologist positions (renal dialysis, asthma testing, exercise testing, cardiology, etc.).