Upgrade your Diploma to a Bachelor qualification
Successfully completed a Diploma of Health Science/Diploma of Nutrition at Torrens University Australia? You’re eligible for credit towards our Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Nutrition.
At Torrens University, flexibility is in our DNA. We offer several pathways to study and make it easy to upgrade your qualification. If you choose to upgrade from a diploma, you’ll receive a full credit transfer for the first year and direct entry into the second year. With an advanced diploma, you’ll receive a full credit transfer for two years of the degree, with only one year of study to complete.
Why should I further my studies?
- Receive 25% off total course fees with our alumni scholarship
- Boost your employability
- Enhance your knowledge base and practical skills in your chosen area of specialisation'
- Grow your network and make industry contacts
- Gain a qualification that is nationally recognised by associations
What are the pathways to a Health Science degree?
Our study pathways offer you the chance to build on prior learning and reach new heights of success in your field.
- Diploma of Health Science (Clinical Nutrition electives chosen) > Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Nutrition) = 2 years full-time study
- Diploma of Health Science (Naturopathy electives chosen) > Bachelor Health Science (Naturopathy) = 3 years full-time study
- Diploma of Health Science (Western Herbal Medicine electives chosen) > Bachelor Health Science (Western Herbal Medicine) = 2 years full-time study
- Diploma of Health Science (Chinese Medicine electives chosen) > Bachelor of Health Science (Chinese Medicine) = 2 years full time study
- Diploma of Nutrition > Bachelor of Nutrition (online) = 2 years full-time study
For more information about our credit pathways, please click here.
Applications for our Trimester 3 intake are now open.
Applications for our Trimester 3 intake are now open.
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