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Why Study Medicine @ ANU

The ANU Medical School offers a four-year graduate-entry medical degree. The MBBS program is thematic and uses problem based learning as the principal method of instruction. The major themes are:

• Medical Sciences
• Clinical Skills
• Population Health
• Professionalism and Development

Why Study Medicine @ ANU

• Small Class Sizes
• Highly Qualified Staff
• Modern Facilities
• First-class Rural Experiences
• Opportunities to Engage in Research during Medical Studies

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Conjoint Degrees MBBS/PhD and MBBS/MPhil

High flying medical students interested in research can enroll in a doctorate (PhD) or masters degree (MPhil) alongside the MBBS. Students may study with staff within the ANU College of Medicine and Health Sciences or in areas of ANU which have strong associations with medicine. These include academic staff within the ANU Colleges and a number of clinical staff at the Canberra Hospital also supervise research students. For more information, please contact the Associate Dean (Curriculum and Admissions)

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