Rural and Remote Medicine

Students registered in the Master of Rural and Remote Medicine study eight core subjects and choose from the wide array of optional subjects grouped according to student's potential areas of interest.

• Applicants have to be AHPRA-registered caregivers
• and become experienced rural medical practitioners
• or have finished, or be registered in, a training curriculum at rural medicine or general training certified by the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine or even Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
• Or be a recent student of an Australian Medical Council (AMC) accredited drug program and also have their own enrolment in this class accepted by the Course Coordinator and Head of School.