This course is designed with an integrated structure incorporating four themes, including interdisciplinary units taught by staff from across the faculty.

UNSW Medical School

This six year program leads to the award of the degrees Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - MB BS. This double degree, which is in effect a single degree, may be awarded with Honours Class 1; Honours Class 2, Division 1; Honours Class 2, Division 2; or at Pass level.

Adelaide Medical School

The MBBS Program at the University of Adelaide provides students with state of the art education and training to enable them, as graduates, to practise medicine in the 21st Century.

UWA Medical School

Australian citizens, or persons with permanent resident status in Australia, and New Zealand citizens may be eligible for admission as Commonwealth-supported students.

Queensland Medical School

This graduate entry program produces highly skilled doctors capable of meeting future challenges in a wide variety of careers.

Deakin Medical School

The Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS) is a four-year graduate entry program for students wishing to qualify as medical practitioners.

Flinders Medical School

The Bachelor of Medical Science is an innovative and flexible course providing exciting options for students interested in a wide range of careers in the medical and health sciences. The course emphasises the fundamental sciences that underpin virtually all fields of medical science.

James Cook Medical School

The Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery is a comprehensive degree program combining integrated instruction in biomedical sciences, professional practice and clinical medicine.

Griffith Medical School

In this program, you will learn in small group settings including problem-based learning tutorials, clinical skills centres and health care service settings. You will develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours necessary to graduate as a doctor ready to practise as an intern and to undertake postgraduate specialty training.

Newcastle Medical School

Medicine is an intellectually rigorous program leading to a challenging and demanding professional life. Whatever specialty you choose, medicine offers personal satisfaction on numerous levels.

New England Medical School

The B Medicine - Joint Medical Program (BMed-JMP) is offered jointly by the University of Newcastle and the University of New England. The curriculum for this program will be identical at both institutions. Applicants successful in gaining entry to the BMed - JMP will be offered a place at either University of Newcastle or University of New England based on the preference listed on their JMP direct on-line University application.

Tasmania Medical School

In the first 3 years, students will undertake predominantly campus-based learning programs, including lectures, tutorials and practical classes, with exposure to patient contact in a variety of environments.

UWS Medical School

The Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program is fully accredited by the Australian Medical Council. Graduates will be eligible for registration as a medical practitioner by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

Wollongong Medical School

Medicine is potentially one of the most exciting and challenging of all professions. The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) aims to produce knowledgeable, caring and competent graduates, well prepared to practise medicine under supervision as interns, and subsequently to commence postgraduate vocational training in any area of medicine.

Bond Medical School

The Bond University MBBS Program is an accredited, integrated problem-based course offering direct entry to both Year 12 school-leavers and other university graduates.

Notre Dame Medical School

This year there will be significant changes to the admissions process across all Australian graduate medicine schools. Please refer to the link below for further information.

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Last Updated: 13 January 2013
Editor: Nina Zarabi

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