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Graduate Program in Medical Sciences

About the Program

The Medical Sciences Graduate Studies program at the Australian National University aims to provide students with a diversity of opportunities and training in biomedical research. It draws on and encourages graduates to take advantage of the broad spectrum of expertise and facilities of Canberra's large and distinguished biological, biochemical and clinical community and as such is a broad based program for students studying for research degrees (PhD and Master of Philosophy).

The Graduate Studies area in Medical Science offers a range of research projects that involve fundamental applications of molecular,computational, biochemical, cellular, developmental, genetic and physiological processes in humans and animal models in health and in disease.

ANU areas involved in the program

• ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment
   
  • The John Curtin School of Medical Research
     
  • ANU Medical School
     
  • National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health
     
  • Centre for Mental Health Research
     
  • School of Biology
     
  • Research School of Chemistry
     

Projects

The John Curtin School of Medical Research	School of Biology	Research School of Chemistry
Full list of Projects at the John Curtin School	CNS Stability and Degeneration Comparative Genomics Molecular Genetics and Evolution Visual Sciences Group	Protein Structure and Function Protein Crystallography and Engineering	Research Groups Vertebrate Biocontrol Co-operative Research Centre