The Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Program

The University of Queensland (UQ) conducts a four year graduate entry medical program, the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Designed to produce doctors able to meet the challenges of the new century, the curriculum has been planned to capture the enthusiasm and maturity of its graduate entrants and help them develop into highly skilled medical graduates capable of entering the wide variety of career options open to them.

Key features of the program are:

• The simultaneous learning of basic, clinical, biological and social sciences
• The improved teaching of communication skills
• The use of learning approaches that encourage lifelong learning skills
• The incorporation of ethics and professional development as an integral part of the program and
• The incorporation of modern information technology and computing skills to ensure that graduates are able to utilise the advances in technology to improve their learning skill and knowledge acquisition

For further information regarding the MBBS program please consult:

• SOM » For Future Students » Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

Postgraduate Coursework Programs

A wide range of postgraduate coursework programs are available within the School of Medicine.

For further details please consult:

• Home » For Future Students » Postgraduate Coursework Programs

Research Higher Degree Programs (MPhil, PhD)

A wide range of Masters and PhD programs are available within the School of Medicine.

For further details please consult:

• Home » For Future Students » Research Higher Degrees