Overseas university study guide for students

University Guide

    1. Understanding your offer
      1. What is an Unconditional Offer?
      2. What is a Conditional Offer?
      3. What if I do not meet the conditions of my offer?
      4. How do I accept my offer?
      5. How do I make my acceptance deposit?
      6. How do I defer my offer?
    3. Conditions in an offer
      1. How do I do a police check?
      2. What is Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks?
      3. How do I fulfill the English Proficiency requirement?
      4. Where can I do my medical health check?
      5. How do I fulfil the immunisation requirements in the offer letter?

How do I fulfil the immunisation requirements in the offer letter?

immunisation requirement

If you are applying to a healthcare-related course or if you are applying to a US university, you may be asked to have specific immunisations before you start the course.

If you already have the necesary immunisations, you provide a copy of your health booklet or doctor's letter/report as evidence of your immunisation history. You can also undergo a medical test to show that you have the necessary immunity.

If you do not have the required immunisation, you can arrange for one with your doctor, or you may also request the university to arrange an immunisation session for you when you arrive at the university. Chat online with your education planner to find out more.

You can usually sort out the immunisation requirements after you have acccepted your offer
This answer addresses the medical health check requirement as stated in the offer letter, and is different from any immunisation that may be required by the immigration authority when you apply for a student visa.

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Guide Accepting your offer