You’ll gain expertise across multiple clinical and biological fields including anatomy, infection control, disease prevention control, biochemical processes, health promotion and medical ethics. You will graduate from JCU with skills and knowledge in: The distinctive needs of northern Australia’s tropical populations Distance and remote delivery of medicine Tropical medicine Medical care in rural hospital and community settings Medical experiences and facilities in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Former students in the MBBS have had high levels of satisfaction with teaching quality and the course experience.** Successful applicants require Hepatitis B immunisation, current Queensland Provide First Aid and CPR certificates plus a Suitability to Work with Children (Blue Card) and an Australian Federal Police check before undertaking placement. It is recommended that these requirements be completed by the end of your first semester/teaching period.

Prerequisites for this course: English (4,SA); Maths B (4,SA); Chemistry (4,SA) GCSE A Levels 13.0 or equivalent. For more information on undergraduate entry requirements refer to pages 70-72 of the International Undergraduate Guide (https://www.jcu.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/674852/Intl_UG_Guide_2019_Web.pdf). If your country is not listed contact International Admissions. The minimum English Language test scores you need are: Academic IELTS – 6.0 or equivalent TOEFL or Pearson (PTE Academic) test .