Studying at IHM
Study at IHM
When you Study IHM, you are enrolled at one of the Australia’s innovative Health care institutes. Proudly reinforced by a vibrant and rapidly expanding Faculty of Medicine and Healthcare, the Institute oversees world-class study and research to catalyse performance enhancement in healthcare services and systems in Australia and internationally. Students are free to access a wide range of services and we pay close attention to what our students have to say.
To share your ideas, help shape the student community and help us serve you better, you are invited to join the student representative council at your own campus!
At IHM, we take our student inputs seriously and encourage contribution in all aspects of the operation. The objective of an SRC at IHM is to play a role as a strategic source of communication between the student body and the Institute. The SRC comprises of a student representative from each intake, Campus manager, Student Support staff and Course coordinator.
As a member of the SRC, you will:
- Proactively engage with all students and note down their viewpoint, issues and suggestions for improvements and compliments
- Contribute to the Institute’s creation of policies and services that benefit students and improve the quality of learning and research
- Assist in the distribution of feedback to students and the dissemination of Institute activities stemming from student feedback
- May establish student working groups to help the Institute develop or improve programmes and increase student participation in campus activities
- Discuss IT-related issues with management, as well as ways to improve the digital experience for IHM students
- BPromote student surveys and addresses issues raised
- Be involved in organising cultural activities and sporting events that involve students and our staff
- IHM also provides academic and learning support for its students through our journal club and IHM’s language club
Student Support
You will also have access to 24/7 student support as well as daily updates and information about campus life, activities, industry updates, emergency alerts and much more via our student intranet.
Surveys and Student Feedback
We conduct regular surveys of students about student and campus life, any challenges and we love to hear about your successes. We hold regular student discussions as we are continually updating and improving our services for students.
Ways to Study
Students at the IHM can study in one of two ways: online or on-campus. Online courses allow students to study at their own pace and in their own location, making them ideal for people who are unable to attend face-to-face classes. IHM’s online classes are interesting and informative. Students can also use virtual discussion boards to communicate with professors and classmates to clear up any doubts. On-campus students can participate in face-to-face learning in a typical classroom setting while also taking advantage of e-Learning technology to supplement their classroom experience.
IHM Campus and its perimeters
UNCOVER YOUR POTENTIAL, UNLEASH YOUR TALENTS AT IHM!
Our students have access to a fully equipped campus with modern facilities and amenities, such as state-of-the-art nursing and computer laboratories, a student library, well-equipped classrooms, and student break out places.
All of this adds up to IHM making a significant contribution to the health sector of Australia’s much-needed competent, confident, and well-rounded health workers.
At IHM we constantly challenge ourselves to do things differently. We’ve always defied expectations by welcoming students from all walks of life, regardless of who they are or where they came from. We welcome all points of view and will urge you to challenge the status quo, take risks, and aim for the remarkable.
Being a student at IHM will be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life since you will have several opportunities to realise your full potential. You’ll have the opportunity to travel the world with our help, complete an internship with a prominent organisation, and awaken your adventurous side, in addition to beginning to carve out a fantastic career for yourself.
We look forward to welcoming you to IHM, whether you’re a gutsy high-school graduate, a non-school applicant, a highly skilled postgraduate or an ambitious overseas student.
IHM Melbourne CBD Campus : Level 5, 131 Queen Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia
The Melbourne Campus is located in Melbourne CBD, 10 kilometers from the Melbourne CBD. Suburbs close to campus include: Heidelberg, Ivanhoe, Rosanna, Eaglemont, Viewbank and Bulleen.
IHM North Melbourne Campus : 203/ 187, Boundary Rd, North Melbourne, VIC 3051, Australia
Our North Melbourne campus is located a minute away from Flemington Bridge station and less than 5 kms from CBD and city loop stations with easy access by public transport.
IHM Perth Campus : Level 4, 12 St Georges Terrace, Perth, WA 6000, Australia
The Perth campus is conveniently located in the vibrant Perth CBD in Western Australia(WA), Australia’s largest state. Suburbs close to campus include: West Perth, North bridge, East Perth and Crowley. IHM Perth Campus is well connected to public transport.
IHM Sydney Campus : Ground Floor, 1 Wentworth Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150, Australia
The Sydney campus is located in Parramatta in the culturally sophisticated state of New South Wales (NSW), 30 minutes away from west of Sydney CBD. Neighbouring suburbs in Parramatta include: Northmead, North Parramatta, Westmead, Greystanes, Mays Hill, Harris Park, Rosehill and Oatlands.
e-Learning for on Campus Students
Students studying on campus don’t miss out on the e-Learning experience. e-Learning technologies are used to enhance and complement classroom-based learning. Studying on campus you will still have access to rich multimedia content, stimulating interactive online learning activities, discussion forum and electronic academic literature.
Education Services For Overseas Students Framework (ESOS)
The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) framework safeguards the rights of international students studying in Australia.
Australia provides rigorous protection for international students through the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) legislation, which requires institutions that provide education to international students to meet nationally consistent standards in education delivery, facilities and services. Breaches of the Act are treated seriously, and the penalties can be significant.
All institutions wanting to deliver courses to international students in Australia must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and meet special registration conditions.
The National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 provides nationally consistent standards for the conduct of registered providers and the registration of their courses.
The standards set out specifications and procedures to ensure that registered providers of education and training courses can clearly understand and comply with their obligations under the National Code.
Important Information For Students
The Department of Education and Training has released a new fact sheet for international students containing important information about their rights and responsibilities while studying in Australia.
Students can access this fact sheet for information on:
- Choosing and enrolling in a course of study
- Support services available in Australia
- The rights and responsibilities of students on a student visa
- Working in Australia
- Making complaints and getting help