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The Australian School of Advanced Medicine
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Nicola Roxon on site with the Dean, Prof Michael Morgan, Vice Chancellor Professor Steven Schwartz, MP Maxine McKew and Senator Steve Hutchins.
The Australian School of Advanced Medicine at Macquarie University offers post fellowship sub-specialty training for doctors. The school has brought together a group of world class researchers, clinicians and educators to create an innovative competency-based training program with a focus on future trends in medicine. The major teaching hospital will be the 183-bed Macquarie University Private Hospital which is due to open mid-2009. Together, the school and the hospital will set new standards in clinical care, medical education and research. Central to our activities is research in the Australian School of Advanced Medicine at Macquarie University. Enrolments are now being accepted for Masters, PhD and M Phil programs.