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Higher Degree by Research students
Higher degree research at the College of Medicine and College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences focuses on health and communities in the tropics. Our research students make a real impact on the health of individuals and communities in our region through new understandings in culture, therapies, service provision, and health systems and policy.
- Higher degrees by research
- Doctoral cohort program - Complete your doctoral studies in a supportive environment with mentoring, peer support and professional development opportunities.
- Research degree scholarships
- Find an advisor
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Contacts
Ms Emma Anderson
Research Coordinator, College of Medicine and Dentistry
+61 478 15107 Email: Research Coordinator
Postgraduate Student Officer
College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences
+61 478 16107 sphtm-studentofficer@jcu.edu.au
MBBS Honours Program students
The MBBS Honours program aims to allow academic high achievers to learn about research and undertake research later in their professional career. This is an opportunity for students to gain a deeper understanding of how new knowledge is acquired. An Honours degree advances the academic qualifications of MBBS graduates in an increasingly competitive field.
During the Honours program students receive training in research methods and undertake a practical project. Projects can involve clinical research, basic or applied laboratory research with a clinical focus, population or public health projects. All projects should include a component of independent data collection. It may be possible for them to contribute to existing research projects of advisors, but each student project must reflect a high degree of intellectual involvement.
- Honours Program at Medicine - College of Medicine and Dentistry
- Research Web - Search for research opportunities. This is an essential resource for prospective Honours students.
Contacts
Honours Program Coordinator - Associate Professor Ronny Gunnarsson
Postgraduate and Honours Coordinator - Ms Toni-Marie Webb. Please send your enquiries to Ms Webb MBBSHonours@jcu.edu.au.