Medicine Info Session | 24 March 2019 | 10.15am for a 10.30am start
Locations: The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle Campus
- Presentation for high school students – ND35/301 - 31 Henry St, Fremantle
- Presentation for current and completed undergraduate students – ND4/101 - Cnr Croke and Cliff Sts Fremantle
Thank you for your registration for the Medicine Information Evening. We look forward to meeting you on the night.
Notre Dame’s School of Medicine prioritises the values of professionalism, empathy, service and respect as well as the personal wellbeing of its students.
Our aim is to work with students to develop them into high quality, compassionate and patient-centred doctors.
This is part of the reason why we are #1 in Australia for Overall quality of educational experience, Skills development and Student support. Hear what our students have to say in the video below.
Interested in studying Medicine at Australia's leading university for Medicine? Find out all you need to know about our Doctor of Medicine and Pre-Medicine Certificate programs including how to apply and important dates at our Information Session where you will hear from the Dean, current students and take a tour of our School of Medicine's facilities. Register below.
The Notre Dame difference
Overall quality
of educational
experience
#1 in Australia
Skills
development
#1 in Australia
Learner
engagement
#1 in Australia
Student
support
#1 in Australia
Federal Government’s Quality Indicators for Learning & Teaching in postgraduate Medicine – qilt.edu.au
Explore our programs How to apply“Notre Dame has prepared me well, not only in learning the necessary information, but also the communication, empathy and ethical aspects of my profession.”
Pia
“I believe that treating the patient, rather than the disease, is the epitome of quality health care. Notre Dame has taught me key skills in patient-centred care.”
Adam
“Being a doctor to me, means more than just learning the science and procedures from a textbook. That can only take you so far.”
Amelia
“There is a focus on medicine as a service that is specifically created for the patient.”
Tessa