Master of Surgery (By Research)
A research-focused master's degree for experienced medical professionals seeking to advance their surgical expertise.
Best for:Best for experienced medical officers seeking to formalize their research skills within a surgical specialty.
Overview
The Master of Surgery (By Research) at the University of Melbourne is a specialized postgraduate program designed for medical graduates to conduct in-depth research within a specific surgical field. Candidates work under expert academic supervision to contribute new knowledge to their chosen area of practice. The program is tailored for professionals who have already established a foundation in clinical practice and are looking to integrate research into their surgical careers. Applicants are expected to demonstrate both academic excellence and significant clinical experience.
What you'll do
- Conduct original research in a specific area of surgery under the guidance of an academic supervisor.
- Develop and execute a research project that contributes to the advancement of surgical knowledge.
- Engage in regular supervisory meetings to discuss research progress and methodology.
- Prepare and submit a research thesis detailing the findings of the investigation.
- Maintain professional standards in clinical and research environments throughout the duration of the program.
Requirements
Degree required: Approved medical degree
Degree offered: Master of Surgery (By Research)
Language: English proficiency required for academic study.
Instruction: English
- Minimum of two years of experience as a medical officer in a teaching-affiliated hospital.
- Completion of the first part of a relevant medical college specialist training program or equivalent.
- Academic record with a minimum H2A average or higher in the qualifying medical degree.
- Must hold an approved medical degree of at least two years standing.
- Must have at least two years of clinical experience as a medical officer in an affiliated hospital.
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How to apply
Interested candidates should visit the official University of Melbourne course page to review specific admission requirements and application procedures. Applications are submitted through the university's central graduate admissions portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Evidence of medical degree
- Evidence of clinical experience
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