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Learn from our talented lecturers, tutors, and classmates and be a part of a globally diverse and supportive community.
Undergraduate
We have a long and distinguished history in medical science and our research academics are committed to teaching ANU students at all levels. Our undergraduate programs offer an unparalleled learning experience that weaves current research being performed at JCSMR through curricula that covers the foundations and current thinking around major questions in medical research. You’ll learn from our talented lecturers, tutors, and classmates and be a part of a globally diverse and supportive community.
We also host students undertaking research project-focused courses. These courses enable an undergraduate to contribute to a small research project. The goal is to introduce the student to appropriate approaches that address important questions in cancer, immunology and neuroscience. If you're interested in a research project with us, consider enrolling in a Biology Research Project and requesting support from a supervisor from one of our Divisions. ANU PhB students can also do advanced study courses with our research-intensive academic supervisors.
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Creating a historic moment for the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR), two of our outstanding PhD students Sasanan and Rakshanya claimed…![Dr Paul Marshall (Photo: David Paterson) Paul Marshall](/sites/prod.jcsmr.sca-lws06.anu.edu.au/files/styles/views_image_small_376_211_5/public/Paul%20Marshall%20-%20ANU-JCSMR.jpg.webp?itok=7kH3B3FU)
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