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Bachelor of Medicine
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About the Course
This degree provides students with a strong foundation in biomedical science, clinical reasoning, and patient care, and equips them with the knowledge and practical skills to pursue a medical career in hospitals, community health, or research across global healthcare systems.
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Course Overview
A Bachelor of Medicine is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the scientific and clinical principles required to practice medicine and deliver patient-centred healthcare. The program covers topics such as anatomy, pathology, pharmacology, and clinical communication. Medicine is a vital field that combines rigorous science with compassionate care to improve lives and address global health challenges. The program provides students with the theoretical grounding and supervised clinical experience needed to diagnose, manage, and treat medical conditions in diverse healthcare settings.
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Course Duration
| Region | Duration |
| Australia | 5 – 6 years |
| New Zealand | 6 years |
| UK | 5 – 6 years |
| Europe | 6 years |
| Canada | MD programs post-undergraduate |
| Asia | 5 – 6 years |
| USA | MD programs post-undergraduate |
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Course Curriculum
The Bachelor of Medicine curriculum typically begins with foundational studies in anatomy, physiology, molecular biology, and medical ethics, followed by clinical rotations in internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, psychiatry, and general practice. Students engage in problem-based learning, case studies, and hands-on training in hospitals and clinics. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for professional medical practice or postgraduate training through a balance of biomedical knowledge, clinical skills, and communication competencies.
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Admission Requirements
- Completed secondary education with strong performance in biology, chemistry, and mathematics
- High academic achievement (may require ATAR, A-levels, IB, or equivalent)
- English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)
- Interview and/or entrance exam (e.g. UCAT, GAMSAT, BMAT) depending on institution
- Statement of motivation and academic references (required by most universities)
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Career Opportunities
- Medical Doctor, General Practitioner, Hospital Resident, Public Health Officer, Medical Researcher
- Placement opportunities in Australia, UK, New Zealand, Asia, and internationally through licensing pathways
- A Bachelor of Medicine degree required; full medical registration typically requires internship and licensing exams
- Career pathways include clinical practice, medical specialisation, academic research, global health, and healthcare leadership
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