You’ll also study Indigenous health, population health and professional development concepts.

 

In your first year, you’ll be introduced to the curriculum domains that underpin a holistic approach to medicine. Patient cases provide the vehicle for integrating the basic and clinical sciences, and problem-based learning will give you the tools for ‘thinking like a doctor’.

 

Your second and third years will be a more intensive study of medical knowledge that focuses on the structure and function of the human body in health and disease.

 

In your fourth year, you’ll transition from on-campus learning into hospital and community settings (including in rural and remote locations), working with people of all ages under clinical supervision.

 

In your final year, you'll be immersed in clinical settings, working as a member of a healthcare team, in preparation for your internship once you graduate.