Surgical Research

This program has a key function in providing health practitioners having a structured expertise and training in independent research, specifically in the surgical speciality. Additionally, it fulfils a second function in providing discipline-specific training for health practitioners with ambitions in surgery, and an option for students to acquire some skills in clinical leadership, for future leadership roles in surgery and wider medication. Research training and clinical leadership training is going to likely be performed at the Waurn Ponds campus, together with heavy utilisation of Cloud tools to support the instruction. Research activity, even though coordinated by the Waurn Ponds campus, may chiefly be performed at the student's place of work, although the School of Medicine's Anatomy Laboratory are also utilised where the Clinical Anatomy Investigation job involves cadaveric inspection or dissection. Primary supervision is going to be shared with academics within the institution as well as other experts local to the workplace. During completion of the Master of Surgical Research it is anticipated that medical scholars, surgeons in coaching and qualified surgeons may: gain an understanding of research methods applicable to surgery; produce high quality written work, appropriate for publication in scientific journals, and current that orally to some high quality; benefit the skills required to critically evaluate their particular, and therefore other people work; demonstrate their capability to employ research methods in surgery and to contribute research function; and develop, or consolidate, an innovative knowledge of anatomy, as applicable for their own discipline

• Deakin University offers admission to postgraduate courses through a number of Admission categories. To be eligible for entry for this application, applicants must satisfy the course requirements. All applicants must satisfy minimum English language requirements.Please remember that fulfilling minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee selection, which is based on merit, likelihood of success and accessibility of places from the course.For more information on the Admission Criteria and Selection (Higher Education classes ) Policy visit the Deakin Policy Library Bachelor level in medicine (or equivalent) AND current registration (or ability to acquire registration before initiating study) to apply medicine within the authority of analysis (e.g. registration with the Australian physician Registration Agency
• AHPRA). Australian applicants who aren't registered through AHPRA will be required to demonstrate English Language proficiency at League B degree.