Medicine

Your career in medicine starts here. Find out how Canadians are studying at world-ranking medical schools in Australia—then practicing in Canada.

Studying Medicine at an Australian Medical School

Australian medical schools offer high-quality education and clinical training in an amazing setting. Every year, we help hundreds of Canadian students choose the right Australian medical school program. With an understanding of admissions requirements, application procedures, and practicing medicine following graduation, we can guide you through the entire process of studying medicine in Australia.

World-class Reputation
OzTREKK represents 10 Australian medical schools, 4 of which are ranked in the top 50 in the world. Each of them is known for its problem-based learning and world-renowned research.

Clinical Placements 
Urban, rural, and international clinical placements allow students to achieve multidisciplinary clinical competence and prepare graduates for success as healthcare professionals.

Residency Matching
Australian medical graduates successfully match into post-graduate training programs in Canada, Australia, and the US.

Graduate and Undergraduate Pathways
Depending on your educational background, you may be eligible to apply to graduate-entry MD programs (require a degree and the MCAT in most cases) or undergraduate-entry programs (for students directly from high school or in some cases, with a partially completed degree).

Here’s what you’ll find on this page:

What do OzTREKK students say about our services?

Choose a program from the selection below to review all admissions requirements.

Australian Medical School Admissions Requirements

Graduate-entry medical degrees

University Minimum MCAT MCAT Validity Period Minimum GPA Prerequisites
Deakin University 125 each section 4 years at time of application 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% N/A
Flinders University 123 each section 2 years at time of application 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% N/A
Griffith University 123 each section 2 years at time of application 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% N/A
Macquarie University 500 3 years of program commencement 3.0 / 4.0 – approx. 78% N/A
Monash University Not required N/A 3.3 / 4.0 – approx. 80% Heavy biomedical science background required
University of Melbourne OzTREKK min* 505 4 years of program commencement 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% N/A
University of Notre Dame Australia 500 3 years of program commencement 2.9 / 4.0 – approx. 72% N/A
University of Queensland 504 4 years of program commencement 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% Integrative Cell & Tissue Biology

System Physiology

University of Sydney OzTREKK min* 507 3 years of program commencement 2.7 / 4.0 – approx. 70% N/A
University of Western Australia 124 each section (500 overall) within preceding 3 years 3.1 / 4.0 – approx. 77% N/A

 

*Based on previous intakes, students who didn’t achieve an MCAT score of 505 (at minimum) were not eligible for an interview. As such, OzTREKK will not submit Melbourne or Sydney applications with scores below 505/507.

 

Undergraduate-entry medical degrees

University ISAT Minimum GPA* Prerequisites
Flinders University N/A approx. 90%+ N/A
Griffith University N/A approx. 88% Gr. 12 English; assumed Maths B, plus one of biology, chemistry, or physics
James Cook University N/A approx. 86% Gr. 12 English, math & chemistry
Macquarie University N/A approx. 86% Gr. 12 English, math & chemistry
Monash University 170+ overall score approx. 90%+ Gr. 12 English & chemistry
University of Western Australia 25th + percentile in each section approx. 94% N/A

 

*Overall average is usually taken from top 4–6 Grade 12 courses, including prerequisites.

Interested to learn more about what it takes to get in? Please visit our Competitive Medicine Application Statistics chart for details. If you have any questions, just let us know!

How to Apply to an Australian Medical School

The process of applying to study medicine in Australia can feel both simple and confusing at the same time. That’s why we’re here. Our goal is to have the best prepared students ready for a first-class educational experience in Australia and New Zealand—and we take that to heart.

When you’re considering med school in Australia, you may have questions about

  • your eligibility;
  • the application;
  • how (and where) to submit your documents; and
  • what we do with your application.

We’ve got you covered. Head on over to our how to apply to medical school in Australia page where you’ll find info about what to expect!

 

Practicing Medicine in Canada

We know that an international medical education means you have questions about what happens after you graduate. Each year, OzTREKK hosts several medical licensing seminars for students who have submitted their med school application via OzTREKK. These sessions provide the latest information regarding the accreditation and medical licensing processes in Canada and the United States, as well as outline options for internships in Australia—an option that a growing number of students choose.

Our Medical Licensing webpage is a great place to start your research!

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“…professors are extremely approachable”

Likes - fairly close to city center (15 min bus), large beautiful campus like back in Canada, the weather, supplemental exams are given so you can have a second chance before officially failing a course, if you fail a course you can still repeat and continue in medicine (lots of worst-case backup plans if things don't go as planned), professors are extremely approachable and helpful, libraries open 24/7.

Ty S
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2023

“…love being rural in first year”

Small classes (just under 100 for the cohort but 20-40 for tutorials), very welcoming and friendly staff and student community, love being rural in first year, lots of hands-on learning (clinical skills, placement at the hospital, and cadaver labs). Being in Churchill for first year has been a really calm place to study but still has a solid library, study spaces, and gym facilities. Unfortunately, there's the expectation that students travel to Melbourne 1-3 times per month... Read More

Monash University Paige A
Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine
Monash University, 2023

“The instructors are quite supportive”

I love how helpful, kind and accommodating everyone is in the med cohort. The profs are also amazing and supportive, which has made the program enjoyable so far. The entire university shares one library and it is often tough to find a spot to study. I love that there is no competition at all amongst the students. This creates a very collaborative environment. Griffith med focuses a lot on communication skills so I am learning much more than just the science of medicine. The instructors are quite supportive.

Komal S
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2023

“I feel really well-supported”

The campus is amazing and we have great pathology labs & cadaver labs. Smaller class size compared to some other universities is a big bonus, instructors are great and I feel really well-supported by the dean of medicine & international sub-dean.

University of Western Australia Brad M
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Western Australia, 2023

“I love JCU”

Facilities are good, services are good as well. In terms of organized activities the student body is tight knit. More opportunities are given in later years, which I can understand. It is nice to have the home group structure at JCU, it really connects the students. The rural aspect isn't as jarring as it sounded on paper and overall I love JCU. Class sizes are perfect. They are not too large nor small. Teaching methods are fair yet tough, though this is expected given it is me... Read More

JCU Australia Pravnoor Singh M
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
James Cook University, 2023

“Flinders is a great option for medical school”

Flinders is a great option for medical school because it is laid back in the sense that they want everyone to pass, and if you put in effort you will do well. Adelaide is a relaxed placed to live in, it is not too busy or big. I like how the design is for students to learn, pass fail grading method, not high pressure, but I dislike how it is a bit disorganized and outdated.

Julia T
Doctor of Medicine
Flinders University, 2023

“They definitely value their students”

Why did I chose Deakin? They definitely value their students and really want to get to know us each and talk with us like they are our peers. They really see us as their equals. We learned from them and they learned from us and I really liked that.

Briana N
Doctor of Medicine
Deakin University, 2023

“Emphasis on mental health is very important”

I like the facilities and the teachers who actually do care about their students. Emphasis on mental health is very important and is actually followed through on. Class size and course material are great. The instructors so far that I have had have been great. The teaching method going forward at Griffith for Med is changing from small group to large group sessions which would affect how people learn.

Lauren C
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2023

“…good program”

Good campus, good program. Decent class size.

Manal C
Doctor of Medicine
Deakin University, 2023

“Like the new facilities”

I like the new facilities and the science teaching.

Jordan L
Doctor of Medicine
Deakin University, 2023

“Lots of services”

lots of services, good culture, needs more support for internationals, help with studying (how to study more effectively). decent class size (130) small groups for building connections. Quite a few clubs available. Im part of the Skill it Kitchen - learn to plan and make affordable and nutritious foods.

Arjun D
Doctor of Medicine
Deakin University, 2022

“Great facilities, instructors and program”

Great facilities, instructors and program, especially the dissection component. Be prepared to undergo a lot of self-regulated learning i.e finding own resources, learning from peers, etc.

Elisabeth G
Doctor of Medicine
Flinders University, 2022

“Instructors and staff are fantastic and open.”

Facilities on campus have been great. Educational materials are also great. (Personally) dislike how small the campus is compared to Canadian universities. Instructors and staff are fantastic and open. I wish class sizes would be smaller.

William C
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“Big North American cohort.”

Big North American cohort. I truly like Brisbane as a city and think it is a great city to do a med degree. Almost all classes and lectures can be done async. The admin is pretty terrible.  The course material is fine. No school truly has great lectures or resources. Most depend on online material. I think it is flexible enough that lets you get what you need out of it. I think exams are pretty fair, there are no tricks.

Christy C
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“Its very comprehensive and attentive to the students”

It has a beautiful campus but its far from the ocean compared to others. Its very comprehensive and attentive to the students, but I feel like some of the exam questions they use are very specific to the program and not useful anywhere else

Brett B
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“It has a very unique clinical placement program”

It's in an amazing location, being super close to the inner city. It has a very unique clinical placement program for first-year students.

Maharshi S
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Melbourne, 2022

“…there’s so many resources given to the students”

The UQ campus and Brisbane are beautiful and I love studying and living here. UQ has so many supports in place for students like myself with accessibility needs, even more so than Canadian unis I think. There's less Canadian-specific support or clubs than I expected, at least in the med program, but that doesn't mean guidance and information don't exist. A lot of the lectures and activities are online coming out of COVID, which can't really be helped, but on the plus side it's ... Read More

Alec C
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“…this program is perfect for me.”

I love my university. I always wanted to be doctor and this program is perfect for me.

university of sydney black and white logo Vaikunth C
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2022

“Tutors for Case Based learning and Clinical practice are amazing and so knowledgeable.”

Instructors do care. They put in effort in improving their delivery based on our feedback - very receptive to our feedback. Teaching methods are ok - a little inconsistent sometimes with what is "expected" to cover in a sub-module vs what a specific clinician teaches. Tutors for Case Based learning and Clinical practice are amazing and so knowledgeable.

Pukhraj
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“…lots of other international students”

Great community, lots of events, lots of other international students; class sizes are a bit big.

Maya B
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“Griffith Med Society is amazing.”

Griffith Med Society is amazing. The supportive community, great location, plenty of activities to do and balanced lifestyle. Only downside is that sometimes it gets really hot here in GC. Class size is just right. Everyone is friendly and cooperative. Med school is hard, but with good company and supportive environment makes everything durable.

Phong N
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2022

“Really like the small cohort”

Really like the small cohort, the internship in India, the way the program is done (online lectures and in person group activities). You'll need to be on top of things as a lot has to be done not in class (watching lectures, reading, rework).

Macquarie University Kenza I
Doctor of Medicine
Macquarie University, 2022

“…there’ an Anki deck in the Drive which is amazing”

The program is standard, and I think it teaches you everything you need to know. You will have to self-study anatomy (there' an Anki deck in the Drive which is amazing) and keep up with it so you can find the Gross Anatomy Facility useful. The professors are clinicians and academics, so sometimes they can be a hit or miss with regards to their teaching style. The professor (Suja) who teaches Pathology, which is a huge part of the curriculum, is one of the best teachers I have e... Read More

Garry K
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2022

“I like that we have a hybrid learning model”

I like the university culture and environment.  I like that we have a hybrid learning model and can watch our lectures from home, this frees up a lot of time. I don't like that the class size is so large because it makes it difficult to get to know people.

Geetika G
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Melbourne, 2022

“The building where we have most of our tutorials is new and has great technology.”

The med program at Macquarie is well funded. The building where we have most of our tutorials is new and has great technology. Having the clinic/hospital next door gives you a more rounded experience that most other students wouldn't get. The tutors are friendly and you learn a lot from them. The program is quite fast paced (as expected) and Macquarie is one of the only universities that doesn't give students a week off before final exams. The class sizes are great, compare ... Read More

Macquarie University Leandra M
Doctor of Medicine
Macquarie University, 2022

“Program is very supportive”

I'm at Griffith University.  The location of the university is stellar, only a 10 minute tram ride from surfers paradise beach. Tuition is the cheapest I believe of all the Australian medical schools, and the medical building is relatively new and offers modern facilities. All lectures are recorded or pre-recorded, and none of them are mandatory to watch live. if you fail anything there are multiple opportunities to redo the assessment. Program is very supportive of you and wan... Read More

Noah M
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2022

“I’ve already attended 2 clinical skills sessions and I just can’t believe I’ve begun my med journey”

I’m glad I accepted my JCU offer and I’m loving it here—the people are super friendly and welcoming. There are lots of Canadians here and the culture is amazing. The material is super fun too. I’ve already attended 2 clinical skills sessions and I just can’t believe I’ve begun my med journey which used to be a dream at one point.

JCU Australia Robin S
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
James Cook University, 2022

“Griffith structures the learning directly towards clinical practice, right from day 1”

Griffith takes a more holistic approach to medicine and structures the learning directly towards clinical practice, right from day 1. In addition, Griffith combines ethics, stats, and law right in with the medical sciences, which helps us approach cases and patients with a broader understanding.

Anonymous
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2020

“Very supportive program”

Great program! Very supportive program with professors always keen to help. So much cool stuff to learn!

Brett L
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2019

“I am definitely enjoying the program at USYD”

University of Sydney is an amazing University with everything a student can ask for. The only issue that I have is that it can be hard to find spaces to study since there is a huge student population. I am definitely enjoying the program at USYD. This is because there are amazing lectures both at the main campus and the teaching hospitals. The only issue is that the program is being changed to an online based one with MD2020 so not everyone is on board with online teaching.

university of sydney black and white logo Krishna S
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2019

“The early clinical exposure is really good”

Great weather in Sydney, well renowned institution, and great emphasis on research projects.... The early clinical exposure is really good and allows us to apply our theoretical learning into real clinical and practical applications.

university of sydney black and white logo Desmond H
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2019

“I’m learning a lot and feel that the clinical introduction from an early date has been beneficial”

I like USYD. It is a great program with a long history of success. I am enjoying it. I feel like I'm learning a lot and feel that the clinical introduction from an early date has been beneficial to our learning.  Take advantage of all the events that happen to make friends and get the most out of the program.

university of sydney black and white logo Jagpreet D
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2019

“The Usyd Med program has such a family-like culture”

I do like my university. It is a world-class university in a wonderful city. I love how supportive the students are to each other. The Usyd Med program has such a family-like culture where everyone wants you to do well.

university of sydney black and white logo Tina L
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2019

“Love the content we are learning”

Love it. Weather is great, the cohort is friendly and the campus is really nice. Cons: I recommend self learning (recommended readings on your own and using additional resource like boards and beyond/pathoma even if you are not going to do USMLE). Also, the campus needs more study space. Love the content we are learning and I have a greater appreciation for the medical profession. You will see that some kids in the program are absolutely brilliant and are willing to help you out if you ask.

Ranko S
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2019

“…lots of good instructors and lecturers”

Yes UQ and the people there are great. There's some stuff that the students complain about, but I've never been to another med school, and I imagine each has their flaws. I realize the rankings are relatively irrelevant, and what you put in is what you're going to get out anyway.... Certainly some room for improvement, but overall, lots of good instructors and lecturers, and very comprehensive information is supplied.

Karson S
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2019

“Melbourne’s MD program is ranked as one of the best in the world and it’s clear to see why”

University of Melbourne is a very good school and their campus is beautiful full of all the amenities that a student might need. It's also within walking distance to the core business district making it easy to get access to all the city has to offer. Melbourne's MD program is ranked as one of the best in the world and it's clear to see why. There are many methods deployed to teach the content. From lectures, to anatomy dissections to lab practicals. With only year being pre cl... Read More

Aditya M
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Melbourne, 2019

“The faculty know each of us as individual people and supports us as such”

MQ is a really nice campus, the MD program is a little isolated (closer to the hospital) but that's okay. It's in a part of Sydney that doesn't require you to live deep in the big city which is really nice. Being so close to the mall makes it easy to do all the life things outside of school too (ie. banking, phone plans, grocery shopping - you can do all of that on your lunch or before going home). The MQMD program is fantastic. Being so small it really feels like a little fami... Read More

Macquarie University Emma B
Doctor of Medicine
Macquarie University, 2019

“With the small class size and great team of staff around us, they give you the tools to succeed”

Love Macquarie University. The campus is beautiful and there is a strong support network available to anyone who needs it. The MD program has been great. With the small class size and great team of staff around us, they give you the tools to succeed, especially in such a stressful program.

Macquarie University Paulina A
Doctor of Medicine
Macquarie University, 2019

“Griffith has a great med program”

I have really nothing but good things to say about the program so far. Griffith has a great med program and the difference from other schools is becoming more apparent (we have the biggest/best funded cadaver/specimen lab in the country, there is a big emphasis on clinical application of knowledge like x-ray interpretation and clinical reasoning from day one). I think I made the right choice coming here. The facili... Read More

Bryce D
Doctor of Medicine
Griffith University, 2019

“There is fantastic clinical exposure”

The medical program itself and my interactions with other students and faculty have really increased my confidence in my abilities. Australia is a beautiful country that has a lot to offer. There is fantastic clinical exposure, an amazing cohort of students I call colleagues and friends, and a supportive faculty who are passionate about teaching and training the next generation of doctors.

Mani R M
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Melbourne, 2019

“It is very obvious that Griffith really cares about their students.”

Griffith is super supportive of their students. We have had 11 sessions on studying smart, making sure we know who to go to for help, the various resources and support systems on available to us. In almost every one of our intro lectures, each instructor encourages us to send feedback. From my experience in school this genuine invitation for feedback is almost unheard of. It is very obvious that Griffith really cares about their students. It's also more obvious that Griffith... Read More

Imran B
Medicine
Griffith University, 2019

“The people are extremely friendly and welcoming.”

Monash is a great place where live and make friends. It is more than just studying, indeed there are an infinite number of clubs to join and different activities to do. The program is very careful about its students well being and correct coping with the amount of studying to do. Students are then constantly monitored, to be sure that all the support they need is given to them. The people are extremely friendly and welcoming. It is really easy to make friends and share facts, l... Read More

Monash University Assia C
Medicine
Monash University, 2019

“Fantastic school”

Fantastic school, really good opportunity to learn clinical skills.

Monash University Andrew J
Medicine
Monash University, 2019

“I get a lot of clinical experience.”

Right into the hospital ASAP. I get a lot of clinical experience. Additionally, there are many different learning activities so I rarely get tired of any. For example, the pathology labs, the team-based learning classes, clinical days, anatomy labs, lectures, and seminars.

university of sydney black and white logo Barry B.
The University of Sydney, 2018

“World class lecturers teaching challenging material is very cool and rewarding.”

Pros: large university with a very active campus so there is always something going on within the med program and beyond. World class lecturers teaching challenging material is very cool and rewarding. The anatomy labs and cadavers are an amazing tool to study anatomy and the staff is incredible. Cons: Organization of the lecture material sometimes seems thrown together without much thought so flow throughout a block of study can be a bit scattered.

university of sydney black and white logo Tyrel C.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2018

“I like how hands on and practical it is…”

I like how hands on and practical it is from the first weeks of the program and the variety of learning environments offered through the program. The campus is quite large and busy, and there aren't any devoted spaces for medical students to study or congregate on the main campus outside of lectures. There is a graduate library, but it is small and fills with people in other programs near the ends of their semesters.

university of sydney black and white logo Hayden S.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2018

“Definitely a challenging course but worthwhile.”

The Sydney medical program can be a bit disorganized, but it is very hands on and you are expected to learn things quite fast. Definitely a challenging course but worthwhile.

university of sydney black and white logo Cynthia C.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2018

“We have a close relationship with some of the staff, especially at our clinical schools.”

The University of Sydney is a well-renowened university and the campus is very nice and walkable. The students are well-supported by staff. We have a close relationship with some of the staff, especially at our clinical schools. Despite being away from home, I always feel like someone is looking out for me.

university of sydney black and white logo Justine Moreno E.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2018

“The clinical days are extremely useful learning opportunities.”

The University is huge, well established and with some very supportive and experienced faculty. Some aspects of the program are disorganised. Time tables change often depending on the block of study and this ends up keeping us on our toes regarding how to study each block. This is especially true when lectures get switched around in an order where more complex topics end up being covered before the intro lectures. The clinical days are extremely useful learning opportunities. O... Read More

university of sydney black and white logo Advait P.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Sydney, 2018

“There’s certainly a lot of support though with fellow class mates and the small group tutors if you need it.”

I love the university and program. The university has a lot of events and things on campus to help you destress during exam time. It's also very beautiful with lots of cute coffee shops to do homework at. The one awful thing about UQ is how unbelievably crowded it is. Finding a place on campus to study can be impossible and the place for medical students on the main st. Lucia campus is too small and almost always full to capacity. This is my own big problem with the university.... Read More

Katherine H.
Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2018

“I have found the peer tutorials at UQ valuable part of my learning.”

The program always teaches me something new everyday. I enjoy hearing from doctors in various disciplines. I have found it valuable to learn about epidemiology and Australian healthcare system. I have found the peer tutorials at UQ valuable part of my learning. I wish there was more teaching done in anatomy practicals rather than self-learning. Also more time in anatomy facility would be awesome.

Harsh D.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2018

“I’m surprised at the resources UQ pours into its students.”

Everything is actually really really good. I'm surprised at the resources UQ pours into its students. Like, my old university was technically higher ranked on a lot of global indexes, but they didn't really care as much about students as they do here.

Paul C.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2018

“The clinical coaches and tutors are all great.”

I like the way the program is set up, and the administration seems very open to feedback and suggestions. The clinical coaches and tutors are all great.

Justin Andrew T.
The University of Queensland, 2018

“The program takes student feedback regularly and seriously and is constantly making changes to accommodate our needs.”

Living in Australia is incredible and I’m so happy with my decision to move here. The warm weather, and great people, close friendships have all been worth it. The university of Queensland is a beautiful large campus. Very clean, lots of activity, and feels very vibrant. There’s lots to do on campus to get involved with events, food, etc. It’s a little quiet on late evenings/weekends. The program is great! It’s certainly challenging but very well organized. The program takes st... Read More

Mauricio M.
Doctor of Medicine
The University of Queensland, 2018

“The program allows for a lot more clinical experience…”

The people are very kind and interesting. The program allows for a lot more clinical experience than other programs.

JCU Australia Gradon F.
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
James Cook University, 2018

“…has a strong reputation for its graduates being better skilled…”

Griffith puts a huge focus on communication skills with patients, and has a strong reputation for its graduates being better skilled in that regard.

Christopher Jordan K.
Medicine
Griffith University, 2018

“…the best starting point for my medical career”

The supportive and friendly environment with extensive clinical and research opportunities at the University of Melbourne provided the best starting point for my medical career. Not only did I get a taste of a different healthcare culture, I also had the opportunity to practice and build on my clinical knowledge and hands-on procedural experiences.

Jessica W
Doctor of Medicine (Graduate)
The University of Melbourne, 2018

“I love my program.”

I love my program. The clinical skills part is the most intriguing aspect. Do not underestimate the workload, but also don’t let it swallow up your whole life. Balance is key. Also get to know others outside of the program. Being surrounded only by medical peers sometimes can be draining.

JCU Australia Cassandra C
Medicine
James Cook University, 2018

“I like everything about the program”

I like everything about the program and the university. The only downside I have found is that it was different than getting education in North America and the standards are much higher. It is going well, I took to it fairly quickly though I still adapt to new things every day.

JCU Australia Daniel D
Medicine
James Cook University, 2018

“…really prepares you for the field.”

I like the amount of clinical work they make you do which really prepares you for the field. The transitioning process is easier than expected and as long as one stays on top of the school work, it is also manageable.

JCU Australia Rama M
Medicine
James Cook University, 2018