Doctor of Medicine (MD) at Griffith University
Griffith University’s Doctor of Medicine (MD) is a four-year, graduate-entry program that prepares students for a global medical career through hands-on clinical rotations and modern simulation labs. International students will enjoy a student-centered curriculum that blends biomedical science with vital clinical skills in a supportive environment. This degree is your gateway to becoming a highly skilled medical practitioner ready for diverse healthcare settings.
International students engage in Griffith’s hands-on curriculum, delivering early clinical exposure from year one. This program emphasizes team-based learning in high-tech environments to build confidence before hospital placements. Focused on patient-centered care, it develops empathetic practitioners capable of addressing diverse health needs across the globe through a deep integration of theory and practice.
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Program At a Glance
Location
Gold Coast, Queensland
Duration
4 years full-time
Intake
January
Campus
Gold Coast
CRICOS Provider
00233E
TEQSA
PRV12076
Why Choose the Griffith MD?
Join a medical program driven by a commitment to providing exceptional healthcare for all communities. Graduating as a skilled, caring and capable medical professional, you'll be ready to make a lasting impact in the medical field and contribute to a healthier future for all.
Early Applied Clinical Skill
Immerse yourself in clinical experiences from the outset through Griffith's General Practice Longitudinal Program (GPLP), as well as community and in-hospital settings.
Unique Education
Teaching includes masterclasses led by visiting experts, renowned national leaders with practical, first-hand experience in their fields. Capstone courses also prepare you for clinical training and internships.
Work-Integrated Learning
In the Griffith MD, you will spend time in the work/professional environment undertaking unpaid placements at various locations,
completing an expected total of 2,547 hours.
Global and Community Health Perspective
Gain a comprehensive understanding of diverse healthcare settings, including First Peoples Health and the unique needs of both rural and metropolitan communities.