The University of Queensland's Doctor of Medicine (MD) program offers a world-class medical education designed to prepare graduates for clinical excellence in any global setting. The revised program, starting in 2023, features a streamlined, integrated approach to active learning, allowing students to tailor their education through enrichment opportunities. Students join a 'learning community' for ongoing support throughout their studies. The curriculum progresses from fundamental medical sciences and clinical skills in Year 1, to learning in clinical practice settings with a focus on common conditions and clinical reasoning in Year 2, and culminates in immersion in hospital and community settings in Year 3. The final semester is dedicated to a 'Transition to Practice' term, preparing students for internship and their medical careers.
The MD program is structured over four years, with a focus on integrated learning and practical experience. Students progress through foundational sciences to clinical practice, culminating in a transition to internship.
Graduates of the Doctor of Medicine program are well-prepared for a variety of medical careers. The degree can serve as a foundation for specialization and further practice in diverse healthcare settings.
Applicants for provisional entry require a competitive University Clinical Aptitude Test for Australia and New Zealand (UCAT ANZ) aggregate score and must attend a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). Entry requirements are subject to change.
The tuition fee listed is for international students and is subject to change.
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International applicants for provisional entry need an adjusted ATAR of 95 (or equivalent) and a competitive UCAT ANZ score, plus attendance at a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). Direct entry applicants require a completed Bachelor's Degree with a GPA of 5.0 on a 7-point scale.
Applicants must achieve a minimum overall IELTS (Academic) score of 7.0, with no sub-score less than 7.0. Provisional entry also requires English (Queensland Year 12 or equivalent).
The tuition fee for international students is A$104,120 per year. Please note that this fee is subject to change.
The Doctor of Medicine program at the University of Queensland is a full-time, four-year duration.
Graduates are prepared for various medical careers, including general practitioner, surgeon, international aid worker, and public health manager. The degree provides a strong foundation for specialization in diverse healthcare settings.