Students in Macquarie’s Doctor of Medicine (MD) program have been attending a series of masterclasses hosted by Vice-Chancellor Professor S Bruce Dowton, in which he has shared advice and wisdom gained over a 40-plus-year career in medicine, research, and higher education.

Future Macquarie University Medical School students might be interested to know that the Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) is an integral part of the university’s research-oriented Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences and the Macquarie University Hospital.

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!

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.

What makes the Macquarie University Doctor of Medicine program so great? How does it stand out from other medical programs? This webinar will feature Macquarie medicine student and OzTREKK Ambassador Emma Blackwood and Associate Professor Bernard Champion, Department of Clinical Medicine at Macquarie University.

So I don’t know about you, but I’m a sucker for a good transit system. I know that seems really random, but hear me out!

What makes the Macquarie University Doctor of Medicine program so great? How does it stand out from other medical programs? Join the webinar on June 6 to…

Introducing MQ Health As Australia’s first fully integrated, university-led academic health sciences centre, MQ Health at Macquarie University brings together world-class clinical care, teaching and research….

A hospital is a hospital, right? Well, not quite. Let us explain.

Macquarie University has just announced the launch of its four-year graduate-entry Doctor of Medicine program, the Macquarie MD, with the first cohort of students expected in…