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School of Medicine and Psychology · ANU Joint Colleges of Science
The ANU Doctor of Medicine and Surgery (MChD) program draws on the research strengths of the ANU and other ACT and Commonwealth organisations by requiring all medical students to conduct a research project during years 1 and 2 of their 4 year degree.
Each student is required to - undertake a research project of at least 120 hours in duration of relevance to health or medicine. The research must seek to answer a research question. - maintain a workbook that details the day-to-day progress of the program of study. For a laboratory-based program a laboratory notebook must be kept; for a non-laboratory based project the workbook will essentially be a diary recording what the student did each time they worked on their project. The workbook will be taken as evidence that the student has fulfilled the 80 hours of research time and will be handed to the supervisor for review at the same time as the completed research paper. - maintain a full reading record in an electronic database. This will form the basis of the bibliography or reference list of the research paper. Other Information Only students offered a place in the ANU Medical School are eligible to enrol.
Please refer to http://medicalschool.anu.edu.au/students/.