- The Graduate School of Medicine delivers an outcomes-focussed, clinically-guided curriculum that is complemented by clinical skills laboratory learning experiences, and the provision of community-based, clinical educational opportunities.
- All senior students are required to undertake the year-long clinical training program integrated across community health services and hospitals, two-thirds of whom do so in a rural setting – a feature which is unique in Australia and done by only a handful of medical schools worldwide
- We provide outstanding financial and pastoral support to students throughout the four years of the program
- We are working to increase the number of Indigenous students. UOW offers an alternative entry pathway for Indigenous applicants and dedication of three Commonwealth supported places annually to Indigenous students.
- Provide a strengthened medical education linkage from the UOW School of Medical, Indigenous and Health Sciences based in Wollongong to the rural and regional hubs
- Our commitment to rural medical education reaches across NSW, including a dedicated rural research plan
