FAQs
How much is the total tuition for the MD Program?
For detailed information about MD tuition and fees, please see our Tuition & Fees page and the country-specific PDFs available there.
What fees are not included in tuition?
Additional fees do arise during the program. For more information, please refer to Other Fees on the Tuition & Fees page.
In what currency do I pay my tuition and fees?
Students pay tuition and fees in their local currency (i.e. AUD, CAD, NZD, SAT, or USD).
What payment options do I have?
OUM offers several payment options for tuition fees. For full details, please refer to the Tuition & Fees page and download your country-specific PDF.
Does OUM have any financial aid available?
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, US: All students are encouraged to check with banks and other lenders as potential funding sources.
Australia: As OUM is an internationally accredited university, Australian students are not eligible to apply for Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) assistance.
Canada: Please see the following FAQ for financial aid information in Canada, “What details can you provide regarding financial assistance in Canada?”
US: As OUM is an internationally accredited university, US students are not currently eligible to apply for government-funded financial aid.
Samoa: Tuition scholarships are available to Samoan citizens who meet all entry requirements of the MD program. OUM scholarships are available only to Samoan students who must also commit to 5-years of practice for the Ministry of Health following graduation.
Are OUM students eligible for US federal loans and grants?
Not at this time. OUM is internationally accredited, which is the first step towards gaining loan eligibility for its students, and is in the process of meeting additional eligibility requirements. Students are encouraged to check with banks and other lenders as potential funding sources.
What details can you provide regarding financial assistance in Canada?
Financial assistance for Canadian students varies by province and territory.From 1 August 2026, the Government of Canada will no longer provide federal Canada Student Grants and Loans to students attending private, for-profit international and domestic institutions. As a result, students commencing studies at Oceania University of Medicine from the January 2027 intake are not eligible for federal Canada Student Grants and Loans.Some provinces and territories may continue to offer their own funding programs. Applicants should contact their provincial or territorial student aid office to determine what assistance may be available and whether they meet the eligibility requirements.OUM does not determine eligibility for financial aid. Funding decisions are made by the relevant government agency or funding provider.
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