Doctor of Medicine
Course Overview
Medicine is potentially one of the most exciting and challenging of all professions. A Doctor of Medicine aims to produce knowledgeable, caring and competent graduates, who are well prepared to practise medicine under supervision as interns and subsequently to commence vocational training in any area of medicine. We offer a four-year program of study and encourage applications from high-performing graduates from a diverse range of backgrounds. No preference is given to any particular undergraduate degree. Information on how to apply for this degree is available on the School of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine Admissions Information website. This degree Our curriculum reflects the latest approach to medical education, and incorporates extensive use of existing and emerging medical education and information technologies. Local medical and other health practitioners are extensively involved in all aspects of the educational, clinical, and research and governance components of the program. The curriculum is delivered using a combination of teaching approaches: clinical teaching in hospitals, clinics, and general practice surgeries large and small group clinical presentations seminars, tutorials and small group work In addition, the curriculum includes activities directed at the personal and professional development of medicine students.
