Your future in Medicine: Explore the CDU Menzies Medical Program
| Presenter | Professor Dianne Stephens | |
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| Contact person |
Cath Hood
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| Location | Online | |
| Open to | Public | |
Join our FREE webinar and discover how CDU is preparing future doctors to support communities across the Northern Territory and beyond.
Learn more about the five-year degree, including entry requirements, details on the application process and the opportunities available to eligible domestic students.
What you’ll learn about in this webinar
-Course structure and clinical placements across the NT
-Entry requirements and 2027 eligibility (including First Nations, NT, rural and remote sub-quotas)
-The application, interview and selection process
-Key dates and application deadlines
-PLUS, a live Q&A with the CDU Menzies Medical Program team
Why study medicine at CDU?
-Enjoy place-based learning with a focus on regional and remote healthcare
-Gain hands-on clinical experience across community, primary care and hospital settings
-Learn in state-of-the-art facilities with strong academic and well-being support
-Develop knowledge of First Nations health, culture and communities
-Study in a small cohort with personalised support
-Explore pathways towards provisional and, following internship, general medical registration in Australia
40 Commonwealth Supported Places available for 2027
Register now and discover where a medical career in the Northern Territory could take you.
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