My name is Gabrielle and I’m a second-year medical student at the University of Western Australia. Many people have been asking me on social media about the situation in Australia with respect to COVID-19.

If you’ve applied to multiple schools, you could be receiving multiple offers. Your next task is to figure out which medical school is the right one for you. Well, we’ve helped you get this far, we’re not going to leave you hanging now!

Are you applying to medical school? Wondering what happens once the paperwork is in? Dreading the MMIs (multiple mini interviews)? Join Emma May 31 on our OzTREKK Instagram to learn more about the MMI process! Get your questions ready!

Hey guys! It’s Brittani, and I’m here today to help you prepare for your MMIs.

Who are we and how can we help you apply to study in Australia? Don’t miss our upcoming webinar on June 1 where we explain it all. PS: We love questions.

Meet former OzTREKK student and UQ medical school graduate Dr Emma Ferguson, who began her journey to study medicine in 2011.

No matter your field of study, the switch from in-class lectures and workshops to everything being online is quite the shock. I think everyone can use a little help when it comes to being in charge of your own learning.

This year we are proud to have a great group of Canadian students starting Deakin University’s Doctor of Medicine program.

As the COVID-19 pandemic increases the strain on Australia’s health workforce, JCU medicine students are stepping up to help with the fight against the coronavirus.

James Cook University has warmly welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment of a $46-million loan from its Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) to build new student accommodation on JCU’s Townsville Campus.