Medical Schools in Sydney, Australia
List of leading medical schools in Sydney (Australia):
Sydney Medical School (The University of Sydney) - Sydney Medical School is internationally recognised for research and teaching in health and medicine of world class standards. 18 Sydney Medical School projects have been successful in gaining support from the University’s International Program Development Fund (IPDF) for 2011.
University of Western Sydney - The School of Medicine at UWS offers a five year degree (MBBS program) open to school leavers and graduates. The School is equipped with new laboratories and facilities for research in biomedical sciences, population health, epidemiology and theoretical research.
University of New South Wales - The School of Medical Sciences is the largest School in the Faculty of Medicine, and one of the largest at UNSW. Many of the School’s staff are recognised internationally as leaders in their fields.
The Australian School of Advanced Medicine (Macquarie University) - The School provides sub-specialty training in a unique education setting. It was designated a Concentration of Research Excellence (CoRE) at Macquarie and is an international luminary research site for GE Healthcare.
University of New England School of Rural Medicine - The Bachelor of Medicine - Joint Medical Program (JMP) offers an exciting prospect for the future of medical education and training.
School of Medicine and Public Health (The University of Newcastle) - The School has a strong record of research excellence and is made up of a team of researchers, many of whom are world-leaders within their field.
School of Medicine, Sydney (The University of Notre Dame) - In addition to medical training, the medical school program offers specialised units in medical business, medical law and bioethics.
University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine - The University of Wollongong Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (UOW MBBS) program is a 4-year full time graduate entry level medical course operating at both the Wollongong and Shoalhaven campuses by the UOW Graduate School of Medicine.
* Suggested Reading: Top Ten Universities in Australia
Sydney Medical School (The University of Sydney) - Sydney Medical School is internationally recognised for research and teaching in health and medicine of world class standards. 18 Sydney Medical School projects have been successful in gaining support from the University’s International Program Development Fund (IPDF) for 2011.
University of Western Sydney - The School of Medicine at UWS offers a five year degree (MBBS program) open to school leavers and graduates. The School is equipped with new laboratories and facilities for research in biomedical sciences, population health, epidemiology and theoretical research.
University of New South Wales - The School of Medical Sciences is the largest School in the Faculty of Medicine, and one of the largest at UNSW. Many of the School’s staff are recognised internationally as leaders in their fields.
The Australian School of Advanced Medicine (Macquarie University) - The School provides sub-specialty training in a unique education setting. It was designated a Concentration of Research Excellence (CoRE) at Macquarie and is an international luminary research site for GE Healthcare.
University of New England School of Rural Medicine - The Bachelor of Medicine - Joint Medical Program (JMP) offers an exciting prospect for the future of medical education and training.
School of Medicine and Public Health (The University of Newcastle) - The School has a strong record of research excellence and is made up of a team of researchers, many of whom are world-leaders within their field.
School of Medicine, Sydney (The University of Notre Dame) - In addition to medical training, the medical school program offers specialised units in medical business, medical law and bioethics.
University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine - The University of Wollongong Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (UOW MBBS) program is a 4-year full time graduate entry level medical course operating at both the Wollongong and Shoalhaven campuses by the UOW Graduate School of Medicine.
* Suggested Reading: Top Ten Universities in Australia