I’m sure everyone back home is curious about what we are doing, if we’re back on campus, how COVID has affected our education.

Former OzTREKKer Tracey Davidson has found her home away from home in the Flinders medicine program. She always wanted a career that would help people, and medicine seemed like a good way to achieve that goal.

The University of Queensland’s School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences is a leading Australian institution for teaching and research in audiology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and speech pathology.

Who says there aren’t any scholarships available for international students studying abroad? One of the biggest supporters of international students is Griffith University, with several scholarships available, one of them being the Griffith Remarkable Scholarship.

Melbourne is holding a series of Open Days with many informative webinars to help you figure out which program is best for you!

There are a lot things that can make a medicine program special: faculty, other students, facilities… but probably one of the most important features of any program is the opportunities!

Whether it’s your mid-semester break, summer holidays, or weekend, go out there and see what Adelaide and South Australia have to offer. Here are some of my recommendations for things to see and do in Adelaide, breaking it down by beaches, hikes, the city, and road trips.

From Saturday, Sept. 12 to Wednesday, Sept. 16, you can join the University of Western Australia’s all-digital International Open Week from anywhere in the world.

In this blog I hope to untangle some of that information and explore how and why I am comfortable training in Australia even though it’s not a guaranteed pathway.

Are you interested in studying the Sydney Doctor of Medicine, but you want the inside scoop on the course before you hit apply? Well, you’re in luck. Two third-year students are here to give you the low down.