If you’re a Canadian considering international med schools, 3 regions often rise to the top: the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, and Australia. But how do they compare when it comes to admissions, program structure, your ability to practice back home, and the overall student experience?

Can you go straight from high school into medical school or dental school? Thousands of Canadians apply to study in Australia every year, and among them are recent high school graduates looking to pursue a professional degree.

Is studying at an Australian medical school worth it? Should you take the plunge? We talked to 4 med school grads, and here’s what they had to say.

Looking for a medical education with a difference? James Cook University would like to meet you!

Just over 20 years ago, JCU set out to establish a medical school in northern Queensland that would not only train students to become professional healthcare providers, but also to create a system of learning that would inspire generations of doctors to serve the areas that are most needed.

So what makes JCU stand out from other Australian universities? And how on earth can we compare Australia’s and Canada’s health care needs?

I think everyone can agree that the moving to Australia is a big undertaking. Throw in a global pandemic and you’ll absolutely have a different outlook on things after a while.

Do you think studying rural, remote, and tropical medicine sounds like something you would be interested in? Of course, you may be wondering how Canada relates to tropical medicine? Would you like to learn more about the JCU MBBS program? Don’t miss this upcoming webinar!

OzTREKK’s Medicine Admissions Officer Amanda Rollich has just been to James Cook University, and she can’t wait to share her experiences with everyone interested in learning more about studying medicine or dentistry at Australia’s Tropical University!

What kind of doctor do you want to be? While some can’t yet answer this question, most students who chose to study at JCU Medical School already…