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Friday, May 10th, 2013

University of Melbourne holds strong in world rankings

Established in 1853, the University of Melbourne is a public-spirited institution that makes distinctive contributions to society in research, learning and teaching and engagement. It’s consistently ranked among the leading universities in the world.

Find out more about studying at the University of Melbourne

Find out more about studying at the University of Melbourne

The QS World University Rankings recently released its 2013 rankings by subject, and by country. As always, the University of Melbourne has maintained its high ranking. See below for Melbourne’s ranking by subject—in Australia and in the world.

Arts

English Language and Literature: #2 in Australia and 13th in the world

Linguistics: #1 in Australia and 6th in the world

Engineering & Technology

Computer Science & Information Systems: #1 in Australia and 13th in the world

Chemical: #1 in Australia and tied 12th in the world

Civil & Structural: #5 in Australia and 29th the world

Electrical & Electronic: #2 in Australia and 32nd in the world

Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing: #1 in Australia and 25th in the world

Life Sciences & Medicine

Agriculture & Forestry: #4 in Australia and 42nd in the world

Biological Sciences: #1 in Australia and 14th in the world

Medicine: #1 in Australia and 9th in the world

Pharmacy & Pharmacology: #4 in Australia and tied 25th in the world

Psychology: #1 in Australia and 7th in the world

Natural Sciences

Chemistry: #1 in Australia and 23rd in the world

Earth & Marine Sciences:#3 in Australia and 36th in the world

Environmental Sciences: #2 in Australia and 18th in the world

Geography: #2 in Australia and 12th in the world

Social Sciences & Management

Accounting & Finance:#1 in Australia and 7th in the world

Communication & Media Studies: #1 in Australia and 9th in the world

Education: #1 in Australia and 3rd in the world

Law: #1 in Australia and 5th in the world

Politics & International Studies: #2 in Australia and 10th in the world

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Tuesday, May 7th, 2013

Melbourne Doctor of Medicine 2014 application timeline released

The Melbourne Medical School has just released the application timeline for the 2014 intake into the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program.

Apply to the University of Melbourne Medical School

Apply to the Melbourne Medical School

Admissions Timelines

  • Application deadline: June 23, 2013
  • Last date to submit MCAT results: July 5, 2013
  • MD offshore international applicants interview offers released: August 1 – 2, 2013
  • Deadline for offshore international interview offer acceptance: August 8, 2013
  • Multiple-mini interviews (via Skype) for offshore international applicants: August 19 – 23, 2013
  • Offers of admission: October 16 – 17, 2013
  • Deadline to accept an offer of admission: November 15, 2013
  • Mandatory orientation: TBA
  • First day of class: TBA

Entry Requirements for the Melbourne MD Program:

To apply to the Melbourne MD, eligible Canadian applicants must have

  • successfully completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline at a recognized university;
  • completed prerequisite second-year university subjects (one each) in anatomy, physiology and biochemistry (subjects from overseas universities will be considered on a case-by-case basis);
  • completed the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) or the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT); and
  • received an invitation by Melbourne to sit a multi-mini interview (MMI).

The selection of eligible international applicants, including Canadians, will be based on the following:

  • Academic record: grade point average (GPA) from a completed three-year (or more) university degree in any discipline (with prerequisites met and studies completed within the last 10 years)
  • Test results in an aptitude test, MCAT or GAMSAT: MCAT test results from January 2011 to May 2013 (inclusive) will be accepted for those applying for the 2014 intake. Applicants sitting the MCAT test more than once within this date range may choose which set of scores to include with their application
  • Structured multi-mini interview (MMI)

Questions about deadlines or entry requirements? Please contact OzTREKK’s Australian Medical Schools Admissions Officer Broghan Dean at any time to assist you with your University of Melbourne Medical School application, or to answer any questions you may have regarding medical school in Australia.

Email Broghan: broghan@oztrekk.com

Telephone: 1 866-698-7355

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Learn more about the University of Melbourne and the Melbourne Medical School. To learn more about studying medicine in Australia, visit OzTREKK’s Australian Medical Schools page.

 

Tuesday, May 7th, 2013

New Dean of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences at the University of Melbourne

Leading international medical researcher Professor Stephen Smith has been appointed Dean of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences at the University of Melbourne.

Currently Vice-President (Research) at Nanyang Technological University, Professor Smith was also founding dean of the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, a joint initiative of Nanyang Technological University and Imperial College London set to open in August this year.

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Professor Stephen Smith appointed Dean of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences at Melbourne

Professor Smith led the establishment of the first Academic Health Science Centre in the UK while Principal of the Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London and then served simultaneously for four years as Chief Executive of the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

He has been a pioneer in developing integrated health and research strategies at a number of leading British medical institutions, including Cambridge University where he was Professor and Head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

He is a Fellow of the Institute of Biology, the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society of Arts. In 2009 Professor Smith was ranked among the top 30 most powerful people in National Health Service management policy and practice in England. Professor Smith holds an MBBS, MD and a DSc from the University of London respectively. He also holds an MA from the University of Cambridge.

University of Melbourne Provost, Professor Margaret Sheil said she was delighted to have someone of Professor Smith’s calibre leading the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

“Stephen brings great international experience in the medical sphere and a commitment to lead in a dynamic learning and teaching environment,” she said.

“This is a fantastic appointment for the university and for medical research and education in Australia. Professor Smith was a pioneer of the concept of academic health science centres in the UK and brings with him a wealth of expertise as we seek to build on that concept in the Australian context.”

Professor Smith says he is “looking forward to the opportunity to lead the world-class faculty at Melbourne and work with the university and surrounding hospitals and institutes in the next phase of some very exciting developments.”

Professor Smith will start at the University of Melbourne in September. He succeeds Professor James Angus AO who is retiring after nearly a decade leading the faculty. Professor Sheil said Professor Angus would leave an impressive legacy as Dean.

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Thursday, May 2nd, 2013

University of Melbourne study predicts epilepsy seizure in humans for first time

A small device implanted in the brain has accurately predicted epilepsy seizures in humans in a world-first study led by Professor Mark Cook, Chair of Medicine at the University of Melbourne.

“Knowing when a seizure might happen could dramatically improve the quality of life and independence of people with epilepsy,” Cook, who is also the Director of Neurology at St Vincent’s Hospital, told the University of Melbourne. His research was published today in the international medical journal, Lancet Neurology.

Cook and his team, with Professors Terry O’Brien and Sam Berkovic, worked with researchers at the Seattle-based company, NeuroVista, who developed a device which could be implanted between the skull and brain surface to monitor long-term electrical signals in the brain (EEG data), Melbourne said.

The University of Melbourne went on to say the researchers worked together to develop a second device implanted under the chest, which transmitted electrodes recorded in the brain to a hand-held device, providing a series of lights warning patients of the high (red), moderate (white), or low (blue), likelihood of having a seizure in the hours ahead.

The two-year study included 15 people with epilepsy aged between 20 and 62 years, who experienced between two and 12 seizures per month and had not had their seizures controlled with existing treatments, the university said. For the first month of the trial the system was set purely to record EEG data, which allowed Cook and his team to construct individual algorithms of seizure prediction for each patient, Melbourne noted.

The system correctly predicted seizures with a high warning, 65 per cent of the time, and worked to a level better than 50 per cent in 11 of the 15 patients. Eight of the 11 patients had their seizures accurately predicted between 56 and 100 per cent of the time, the study led by the University of Melbourne School of Medicine showed.

Epilepsy is the second most common neurological disease after stroke, affecting over 60 million people worldwide. Up to 40 percent of people are unable to control their seizures with existing treatments.

“One to two per cent of the population has chronic epilepsy and up to 10 per cent of people will have a seizure at some point in their lives, so it’s very common. It’s debilitating because it affects young people predominantly and it affects them often across their entire lifespan,” Cook told the university.

“The problem is that people with epilepsy are, for the most part, otherwise extremely well. So their activities are limited entirely by this condition, which might affect only a few minutes of every year of their life, and yet have catastrophic consequences like falls, burns and drowning,” the Chair of Medicine told the University of Melbourne.

Cook hopes to replicate the findings of the study in larger clinical trials, and is optimistic the technology will lead to improved management strategies for epilepsy in the future, Melbourne said.

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Thursday, April 25th, 2013

University of Melbourne finds fainting may be genetic

A new University of Melbourne-led study has revealed further insight into fainting, showing the phenomenon may be genetic and, in some families, only one gene may be responsible, the university is reporting. However, a predisposition to certain triggers, such as emotional distress or the sight of blood, may not be inherited a new study has found.

Fainting, a brief loss of loss of consciousness when your body reacts to certain triggers, affects at least one out of four people, the University of Melbourne noted. The study, published in the prestigious journal Neurology last week and led by Professor Samuel Berkovic from the University of Melbourne’s Department of Medicine, based at Austin Health, shows fainting may run in families while triggers may not, the university said.

“Our study strengthens the evidence that fainting may be commonly genetic,” Berkovic told Melbourne. “Our hope is to uncover the mystery of this phenomenon so that we can recognize the risk or reduce the occurrence in people as fainting may be a safety issue.”

Melbourne said researchers interviewed 44 families with a history of fainting and reviewed their medical records. Of those, six families had a large number of affected people, suggesting that a single gene was running through the family. The first family consisted of 30 affected people over three generations with an average fainting onset of eight to nine years, the University of Melbourne’s Department of Medicine found.

The other families were made up of four to 14 affected family members, Melbourne said. Affected family members reported typical triggers, such as the sight of blood, injury, medical procedures, prolonged standing, pain and frightening thoughts. However, the triggers varied greatly within the families, Melbourne reports.

Genotyping of the largest family showed significant links to a specific region on chromosome 15, known as 15q26. Linkage to this region was excluded in two medium-sized families but not in the two smaller families, the university stated.

The study was supported by the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia, the German Research Foundation, the University of Melbourne and the Australian Research Council.

Renowned for global leadership in health research, policy and practice, the University of Melbourne educates more health professionals than any other university in Australia.

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Monday, April 22nd, 2013

Melbourne prerequisites assessment deadline approaching

Are you interested in studying medicine, dentistry, or physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne? If you are, then it’s important for you to be aware of Melbourne‘s prerequisites that are required for entry into these programs. The deadline of May 4, 2013 for sending your prerequisites to Melbourne is fast approaching!

Has Melbourne already assessed your subjects?

The University of Melbourne have assessed a large number of subjects from international and Australian universities. If the subjects you have studied are not included in the the Melbourne prerequisite list, you will need to submit detailed course outlines to the University of Melbourne to be assessed. The university will also assess combinations of subjects if you feel that you have covered the required content.

Important! The following subjects had been previously approved, but have been reassessed and are now being removed from the “approved” list.  These subjects are not valid for entry into the 2014 intake:

Athabasca University, Canada Anatomy Biology 235: Human Anatomy and Physiology BIOL 235
University of Ottawa, Canada Anatomy Anatomy and Physiology 1 ANP 1105B
McMaster University, Canada Physiology Animal Physiology: Homeostasis Biology 3U03

 

The University of Melbourne continuously reviews subjects that have been approved; however, subjects will not be removed from the “approved” list without at least 12 months’ prior notice.

If the University of Melbourne has previously assessed your course as equivalent to their prerequisite requirements, it will be listed on the Melbourne International Prerequisites page. If you do not see your courses on this list, you will have to submit your course outlines to Melbourne.

Check to see if your courses are on this list are either approved or rejected for prerequisite equivalency.  If approved, you will not need to submit course outlines as long as your transcript shows that the course was completed.  If your courses are not listed as approved, you will need to submit detailed course outlines to the university, along with your request for an assessment.

Understanding Melbourne's prerequisites

Understanding Melbourne's prerequisites

What information does Melbourne need to assess your subjects?

The minimum amount of information Melbourne requires to assess your subjects:

  • Subject name and code
  • Specific lecture content/breakdown (for the relevant year when studied)
  • Assessment criteria
  • Credit value of subject and the credit value of the full-time equivalent load at the particular institution. For example, a subject is valued at 12.5 credit points and a full-time load is 100 credit points
  • Contact hours of lectures, tutorials and labs
  • Length of subject
  • Reading list
  • Lab descriptions, including details of the resources used

Do I have to have my subjects assessed before applying for a course?

If your subjects have not been previously assessed, it is strongly recommended that your subjects be assessed well in advance of applying.  The assessment process may be lengthy, so Melbourne recommends having your subjects assessed one year in advance of applying.

Prospective applicants for the MD, DDS or DPT must submit documentation through the Melbourne webform for assessment by May 4, 2013 if you wish to apply to the  2014 intake.  Applicants who submit complete documentation by May 4 will be advised of the subject equivalent before the closing date for applications.

Note: Submissions received after this date will be processed but applicants will not receive advice about the outcome of the request until after the closing date for applications.

Please see Melbourne’s Prerequisites page for complete details about the required subjects for entry into the Melbourne medical program, the Melbourne dentistry program, and the Melbourne physiotherapy program.

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If you are not sure if your subjects qualify, please contact OzTREKK.

Would you like more information about the University of Melbourne, Australian Medical Schools, Australian Dental Schools, or Australian Physiotherapy Schools? Contact OzTREKK to see how we can help you to study in Australia! Email info@oztrekk.com or call toll free in Canada 1 866-698-7355.

Thursday, March 7th, 2013

Orientation in Australia: OzTREKK’s unique philosophy

In 2002, Beth, a Canadian, and Matt, an Australian, co-founded OzTREKK educational services in Canada. Beth and Matt’s unique philosophy of life is what helped them create OzTREKK.

Sydney students enjoy an OzTREKK Welcome breakfast

Incoming Canadians into the Sydney Medical School and Sydney Dental School enjoy an OzTREKK Welcome Breakfast

“In everything we do, we believe in challenging society and the status quo. We believe in thinking differently. We believe that there is no feat in being ordinary; we believe in being extraordinary. We believe in chasing and fulfilling dreams, and enriching lives with incredible experiences that will be treasured for a lifetime.

“The way we fulfill dreams and enrich lives, with incredible experiences, is by creating a process that is easy to use, streamlined and efficient, which educates, provides knowledge and intelligence, enabling informed decisions. OzTREKK prepares you for a journey that will change your life, through careful planning by an engaged and thoughtful team of extraordinary people.”

“It’s confusing and daunting trying to get into medical school, especially overseas, OzTREKK made the decision and preparation easy and actually enjoyable!  …goes above and beyond, highly recommended to anyone thinking of going to Australia for their studies. If you need a reference for people who are thinking of applying through OzTREKK, but want to hear from other OzTREKKers, you can e-mail me, and I’ll contact them and let them know how good of a job you (Beth) and Matt do. Anyways, thanks again….” M Cordeau, (Lakehead University grad), University of Queensland, Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery, 2013

Both Beth and Matt have lived, worked, travelled and studied overseas, and they decided to start an organization that makes it easy for Canadians to fulfill their dreams and discover experiences that would stay with them forever.

JCU students take advantage of the OzTREKK Shuttle

OzTREKK Shuttle brings incoming Canadian James Cook University Medical School students shopping!

They both share a unique philosophy: life is a journey. And when it comes time to reflect on your life, what will your book of life look like? What will your pages be filled with? The world is such an amazing place and when you study internationally you enrich your life and experience different points of view, you gain a worldwide network of colleagues and friends, and you gain an experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Together, Beth and Matt are part of a team of nine extraordinary people, who share their philosophy, and are knowledgeable, caring, helpful and compassionate. They have helped more than 1,000 Canadians successfully enroll in an Australian university, have handed out in excess of $600,000 in bursaries and scholarships, and have received countless success stories from students.

So with that vision in mind, there are three main goals OzTREKK achieves: Beth and Matt set out to establish an organization that offers a stress-free approach to study in Australia; create an organization that has all the latest information about your destination and about your varied selection of Australian universities and programs; and build an organization that cares about your well-being and has your goals at the forefront.

University of Queensland students enjoy OzTREKK Orientation

Canadian University of Queensland Medical School students enjoy OzTREKK Orientations—and the weather!

One of the three goals is to demonstrate care and responsiveness to our students, and to give back to our students as much as possible. In 2008, OzTREKK set up the OzTREKK Scholarship fund, whereby every OzTREKK student who commenced his or her program at one of OzTREKK‘s Australian university partners would receive a $500 scholarship. It is just our way to provide you with as much assistance as possible so that you can reach your goals and fulfill your dreams—and we know that every little bit helps!

In 2009, OzTREKK began the popular and extremely helpful OzTREKK Orientations, which are held in Australia at your Australian university campus prior to the commencement of your studies, and your journey.

OzTREKK also runs a very handy OzTREKK Shuttle. Need groceries? Need a cell phone? Need to look for an apartment? Need to find something? Let OzTREKK “shuttle” you around!

“…it is nice to know that us internationals have you (Beth) and Matt at our side! P.S. Please thank Matt for me with helping me locate and find my lost luggage.  He went far beyond what I would have expected from a friend.” D Soutar, (Dalhousie University grad), University of Queensland, Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery, 2013

OzTREKK Scholarship: Every little bit helps

As former international students, Beth and Matt know that every little bit of funding helps when you are studying. They each paid their own way to study overseas, and had to access loans and work part time during their studies to make it happen.

2013 JCU dental school students

New JCU dentistry students from Canada gather for OzTREKK Orientation—a great way to make new friends!

Each OzTREKK student who qualifies for an OzTREKK Scholarship will receive one $500 scholarship during the first year of study. The OzTREKK Scholarship will be paid directly toward your Australian university tuition.

Every student who applies (and accepts) via OzTREKK and commences his/her studies at an OzTREKK Australian university will receive a $500 scholarship from OzTREKK.

OzTREKK Orientations: Meet fellow students

What are the OzTREKK Orientations, you may ask? Well, the Orientations are in place to make sure that you are well prepared, organized and ready to tackle your studies and get the most of your time in Australia and overseas.

Basic, right? Well, picture yourself arriving in a new country. You have just flown for 24 hours. You are jet-lagged. You are in an unfamiliar place, and you don’t know anyone! You become lonely and homesick. You check Facebook and see that all your friends back home are having a great time and you miss them and your family.

You would be amazed at how many students arrive in Australia, move in to their accommodations, and rarely leave their rooms. Why? They don’t know anyone—they don’t have anyone to spend time with.

“The way we fulfill dreams and enrich lives, with incredible experiences, is by creating a process that is easy to use, streamlined and efficient, which educates, provides knowledge and intelligence, enabling informed decisions.” OzTREKK Director Matt Miernik

University of Melbourne students using the OzTREKK Shuttle

University of Melbourne students using the OzTREKK Shuttle

Well, don’t worry. As part of the OzTREKK Orientations, we host a welcome breakfast, lunch or dinner. It is a great way to meet other new Canadian students, so that you can establish a network and friends right away. It’s also a great way to meet upper-year Canadians who can show you the ropes and share their experiences with you so that you know what to expect.

The welcome events are fantastic, as by the end of the event, you have shared contact details with your new mates and have instant friends! You start to go through your journey with someone else, which is so much fun!

“What made you guys stand out was the fact that not only is this your business, but it is your passion in what you do.  It’s hard to find people who really love what they do—but the team at OzTREKK really do!” H Lo, (University of Toronto grad), University of Melbourne, Doctor of Dental Surgery, 2013

OzTREKK Shuttle: Getting you set up

Knowing firsthand what it takes to move to the other side of the planet and get yourself prepared for your studies, Beth and Matt set up the ever-popular OzTREKK Shuttle.

What exactly is the OzTREKK Shuttle?

Imagine your own personal taxi service—without the fee! Beth and Matt pick you up in their van and take you to wherever you need to go. Need groceries? No dramas! Need to find accommodation? No dramas! Need to open a bank account? No dramas! Just need to get the lay of the land? No worries, mate! The OzTREKK Shuttle is there to pick you up and take you wherever you need to go.

Why?

We know how important it is for you to be well established, organized and set up before you commence your studies. Your success depends on how ready you are for your studies and the only way to be ready is to have everything organized!

OzTREKK Shuttle brings UQ students where they need to go

OzTREKK Shuttle brings new University of Queensland Medical School students where they need to go

Having a local Australian on the ground in Australia also helps as there are many differences between Canada and Australia. From little things like walking and driving on the other side of the street to buying transit passes, mobile phones and hooking up internet connections. What is a dunny? Do I tip? OzTREKK is here to help you understand the Aussie way of life.

Running the OzTREKK Orientations is the best job in the world!

The only downside is the few students who don’t apply via OzTREKK and are therefore not OzTREKK students. Why? Because many of them arrive on campus unprepared. Not knowing anyone and struggling in the first few weeks of studies is really like being behind the “8 ball.” When they meet with the OzTREKK students, they then all wish that they applied via OzTREKK as they regret being unprepared and missing the social interaction. It is so unfortunate to see….

The OzTREKK mission is to prepare students for a first-class international educational experience in Australia. We are your Canadian connection to Study in Australia! All of our goals support the OzTREKK philosophy: life is a journey. Enjoy yours!

 

 

Monday, February 4th, 2013

University of Melbourne Medical School applications open for 2014 intake

Apply to the University of Melbourne MD program

Apply to the University of Melbourne MD program via OzTREKK!

Applications to the graduate-entry medical program at the University of Melbourne for the February 2014 intake are now officially open via OzTREKK!

The Melbourne MD is a four-year, graduate-entry medical program that builds on the University of Melbourne‘s reputation for excellence in teaching and research. It enables students to become outstanding medical practitioners who will excel as world-class leaders in their chosen field.

Apply now at the OzTREKK Melbourne MD How to Apply page!

Visit the OzTREKK – University of Melbourne Medical School web page for more information:

Entry Requirements for the Melbourne MD Program:

To apply to the Melbourne MD, eligible Canadian applicants must have

  • successfully completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline at a recognized university;
  • completed prerequisite second-year university subjects (one each) in anatomy, physiology and biochemistry. Subjects from overseas universities will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
  • completed the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) or the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT); and
  • received an invitation by Melbourne to sit a multi mini interview (MMI).

The selection of eligible international applicants, including Canadians, will be based on the following:

  • Academic record: grade point average (GPA) from a completed three-year (or more) university degree in any discipline (with prerequisites met and studies completed within the last 10 years)
  • Test results in an aptitude test, MCAT or GAMSAT: MCAT test results from January 2011 to May 2013 (inclusive) will be accepted for those applying for the 2014 intake. Applicants sitting the MCAT test more than once within this date range may choose which set of scores to include with their application
  • Structured multi-mini interview (MMI)

Accreditation & Licensing

OzTREKK will be hosting its annual Canadian licensing workshops across Canada, which are exclusive to those who apply to an Australian medical school via OzTREKK. These workshops provide you with the latest information regarding the accreditation and licensing process if you wish to return to Canada to practice medicine, and provide you with options and the latest information if you wish to attain a residency in the U.S. or stay in Australia.

If you submit your University of Melbourne Medical School application via OzTREKK, Melbourne waives the $100 AUD application fee, meaning that your application is free of charge. If you submit your application directly to Melbourne, then Melbourne charges you the $100 AUD application fee.

If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to contact OzTREKK Medical School Admissions Officer Broghan Dean at any time to assist you with your University of Melbourne Medical School application, or to answer any questions you may have regarding medical school in Australia.

Email Broghan at broghan@oztrekk.com

Telephone 1 866 698-7355

Apply now to University of Melbourne Medical School!

To learn more about the University of Melbourne medical program and the Melbourne medical school visit http://oztrekk.com/programs/medicine/PG/melbourne.php

To learn more about Australian medical schools, visit Australian medical schools.

Wishing you all the best with your application to the University of Melbourne Medical School!

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About OzTREKK

OzTREKK is the only Canadian organization that is a student office and Application and Information Centre in Canada for the following combination of Australian universities:

We’re the Application and Information Centre for Canadian students applying to or inquiring about study abroad, undergraduate and graduate/professional programs at any of the above Australian universities.

The OzTREKK Application and Information Centre is free to all students as its services are provided on behalf of, and fully funded by, the above Australian universities.

 

Sunday, September 16th, 2012

OzTREKK Hosts Study in Australia Fairs across Canada

The annual OzTREKK Study in Australia Fairs are coming to a Canadian campus near you this September/October!

Who is coming?

The following Australian universities will be at the OzTREKK Study in Australia Fairs:

Why Attend?

This is a fantastic opportunity to meet Australian university staff and learn more about their universities, programs, campus lifestyle, entry requirements, accommodation and more.

Australian universities only visit a few times a year, so this is a must not miss event. Ask as many questions and get informed by attending the event!

Canadian Campuses

The OzTREKK Study in Australia Fairs will be held at the following Canadian campuses:

Event: UBC Graduate Fair
Date: Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012
Time: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Location: Student Union Building, University of British Columbia

Event: OzTREKK Study in Australia Fair at University of Alberta
Date: Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012
Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: Student Union Building (SUB), University of Alberta

Event: OzTREKK Study in Australia Fair at the University of Western Ontario
Date: Monday, Oct. 1, 2012
Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: University Community Centre, University of Western Ontario

Event: OzTREKK Study in Australia Fair at York University
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012
Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: Food Court, Student Centre, York University

Event: Queen’s University Graduate Fair
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012
Time: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: Grant Hall, Queen’s University

Event: OzTREKK Study in Australia Fair at McGill University
Date: Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012
Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: Lev Buhkman Room, Shatner Building, McGill University

Programs

At the Fairs, you will be able to find out more information about the following study opportunities in Australia:

…and many more programs!

For information about all your program options in Australia, please visit OzTREKK’s Australian University Programs page.

Want More Details?

For more information, contact OzTREKK: 1 866 698 7355 or e-mail info@oztrekk.com.

Thursday, January 12th, 2012

Melbourne Medical School begins 150th Anniversary Celebrations

The Melbourne Medical School begins its 150th Anniversary Celebrations, taking a long look down memory lane.

2012 marks the Melbourne Medical School’s 150 years of operation, after first opening its doors in 1862. The Melbourne Medical School has established a historical timeline, showcasing its highlights over its existence.

Highlights include:

  • when women first joined the medical school in 1887;
  • how many of its students left school to battle in WWI; and
  • the number of Nobel Prize winners were are Melbourne Medical School alumni.

While alumni have been encouraged to share their memories from the Melbourne Medical School, the current student roster are also getting involved. The Melbourne Medical School Students’ Association has established a Med150 Ambassador Program.

This nine-person committee will help organize volunteers for events commemorating the 150th anniversary. The majority of the Med150 events will take place between May and September, but the group has already started the planning phases.

If you’re an OzTREKK student about to begin at the Melbourne Medical School, make sure you embrace this opportunity to be a part of a big year! You’ll never forget this time on campus as the Melbourne Medical School celebrates 150 years of history.

 

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