1. Sydney Medical School
Sydney Medical School is ranked number one in Australia and has excellent clinical training facilities at a range of teaching hospitals. The Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is a four-year professional graduate entry medical degree encompassing basic and clinical sciences, clinical knowledge and skills, research, and elective opportunities. The MBBS is no longer offered by the Sydney Medical School. It was replaced by the Doctor of Medicine (MD) in 2014. The last cohort admitted to the MBBS at Sydney Medical School commenced in 2013. The first and second are spent primarily on the main university campus at Camperdown, but clinical training commences in the first weeks. For third and forth year, students are based in their clinical school.
Tuition fee: The tuition fee at Sydney Medical School is estimated to be $76,000 AUD (2018).
2. The University of Melbourne Medical School
The University of Melbourne Medical School now offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. The Melbourne MD is a four-year, graduate-entry medical program with much emphasis on quality teaching and research. The MD includes one year of bioscience foundation learning, six months of full-time research and two and a half years of clinical training in university-affiliated hospitals, clinics and GP surgeries.
Tuition fee is about $81,344 AUD (2018)
3. Monash University Medical School
Monash University is home to major research facilities, including the Australian Synchrotron, the Monash Science Technology Research and Innovation Precinct (STRIP), the Australian Stem Cell Centre, 100 research centres and 17 co-operative research centres. Monash University School of Rural Health In the Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine, students will learn the basic medical science through patient based presentations and discussions in small groups; gain real clinical experience in various locations including metropolitan and rural hospitals; learn about integrated medicine, surgery and pathophysiology; and consolidate their knowledge through further clinical practise and an intensive research or professional practice project.
Tuition fee is $74,000 AUD/per year (2018)
4. University Of Queensland Medical School
The University of Queensland (UQ) Faculty of Medicine conducts a four-year, graduate-entry medical program, the Doctor of Medicine (MD). The UQ MD is a professional-entry extended master’s medical training program, which replaced the MBBS program in 2015. The Faculty combines two research intensive schools, medical education, and five hospital- based institutes and centres.
Tuition fee per annual is estimated to be $73,264 AUD (2018).
5. The University Of New South Wales Faculkty of Medical School
The Faculty of Medicine is a constituent body of the University of New South Wales, Australia. The University of New South Wales has an award-winning undergraduate Medicine program and produces students who are skilled, professional and innovative clinicians, the school Exercise Physiology program produces graduates that play a vital role in the prevention and management of chronic disease and injury, and the innovative Bachelor of International Public Health produces graduates who contribute to improving the health and well being of communities through careers in international public health or international development. The university's postgraduate offer Masters, Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate coursework in five areas of study: Forensic Mental Health, Health Data Science, Pharmaceutical Medicine, Public Health and Community Medicine, and Women’s and Children’s Health. Research degrees are also offered through a number of the Schools and affiliated institutes.
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