Course Name

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Course Duration

Typically 4 years (full-time)

Course Description

The Doctor of Medicine (MD) at The University of Queensland is a graduate-entry medical program designed to provide students with advanced clinical knowledge, professional skills, and research training necessary for medical practice. The program integrates problem-based learning, clinical placements, and evidence-based medicine to prepare students for a successful career in healthcare.

What will I learn from this course?

Year 1: Foundations of Medicine

• Human Anatomy and Physiology

• Biochemistry and Medical Genetics

• Clinical Skills and Communication

• Public Health and Epidemiology

• Medical Ethics and Professionalism

Year 2: Clinical Sciences & Early Patient Care

• Pathophysiology and Disease Mechanisms

• Pharmacology and Therapeutics

• General Medicine and Surgery

• Mental Health and Neurology

• Clinical Placements in Hospital and Community Settings

Year 3: Advanced Clinical Training

• Internal Medicine and Surgery

• Pediatrics and Obstetrics & Gynecology

• Psychiatry and Mental Health

• Emergency Medicine and Critical Care

• Research in Medical Practice

Year 4: Specialty Rotations & Internship Preparation

• Elective Rotations in Specialized Medical Fields

• Rural and Remote Healthcare Placements

• Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Research

• Capstone Internship in a Teaching Hospital

Students will undertake extensive clinical training across major hospitals and healthcare facilities in Brisbane, with opportunities for rural and international placements.