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?

Where can I do my medical health check?

medical health checkup

This is not a common requirement in an offer letter, but if your offer requires you to do a medical health check (typically if you are applying for a healthcare-related course, or if you have a pre-existing health condition), you will need to approach an approved clinic to carry out the specific checks as requested in the offer letter.

The list of approved clinics may be specified by the university. Otherwise you should do the check in a clinic that is reputable and can provide an official health report. Chat online with your education planner to find out more.

This answer addresses the medical health check requirement as stated in the offer letter, and is different from the medical health check that may be required by the immigration authority when you apply for a student visa

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Guide Accepting your offer