Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Study Abroad

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2 Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Study Abroad Australia CHINA india italy Malaysia south africa med.monash.edu

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4 Monash Overview The Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences ranks consistently in the top 50 of the best institutions of its kind in the world (Times Higher Education Rankings and QS Rankings). Monash was voted the best university in Australia from which to graduate (New York Times Poll). 3

5 Melbourne Overview Monash is located in Melbourne Australia which is ranked as the world s most liveable city by the Economist Intelligence Unit Melbourne is home to many of the places and events that define the Australian culture. From sport to fashion to music to modern Australian cuisine, Melbourne has it all. A study experience in Melbourne gives any student a genuine taste of Australian life it is also a perfect gateway for those adventurers wanting to explore the Australian bush and a short plane trip from most of the country s must-see tourist destinations. 4

6 Monash is the only Australian university in the prestigious M8 Alliance of academic health centres and medical universities. Monash shares a special status with Johns Hopkins University, Imperial College London, National University of Singapore, Peking Union Medical College and University of Sao Paulo. The Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences has over 30,000 alumni for ARC and NHMRC Awards with more than $200 million in

7 Biomedical science Human structure and function (BMA1901) Introduction to the health system (BME3032) Fetal neonatal development (BME3082) Biomedical chemistry (BMS1011) Cells, tissues and organisms (BMS1021) Medical biophysics (BMS1031) Biomedical sciences and society (BMS1042) Human neurobiology (BMS1052) Molecular biology (BMS1062) Structure of the human body: an evolutionary and functional perspective (BMS2011) Biochemistry of human function (BMS2021) Body systems (BMS2031) Human genetics (BMS2042) Microbes in health and disease (BMS2052) Introduction to bioinformatics (BMS2062) Molecular medicine and biotechnology (BMS3021) Biomedical basis of disease (BMS3042) 6

8 Health Science Health and social care systems and policy (HSC1052) Data, evidence and critical thinking in health (HSC1061) Foundations of public health (HSC1081) Biological bases of health and disease 1 (HSC1101) Global health: opportunities and challenges (HSC1112) Health program planning (HSC2051) Communicating health (HSC2062) Introduction to clinical research (HSC2102) Analysing patterns of health and disease (HSC2141) Health, law and ethics (HSC3001) Health for all in a global world (HSC3002) Contemporary health challenges (HSC3011) Environmental determinants of health and disease (HSC3102) Foundations of health promotion and program planning (HSC5002) 7

9 Psychology Psychology 1A (PSY1011) Psychology 1B (PSY1022) Developmental and biological psychology (PSY2031) Personality and social psychology (PSY2042) Research design and analysis (PSY2051) Psychological testing, theories of ability and ethics (PSY3041) Perception and personality (PSY3051) Health psychology (PSY3130) Human neuropsychology: developmental and neurodegenerative disorders (PSY3180) Addiction studies (PSY3190) Neuroscience of cognition and behavior (PSY3270) 8

10 Nutrition and Dietetics Evaluating the evidence: nutrition and population health (BND1002) Introduction to food and nutrition science (BND1102) Health across the lifespan (BND2001) Public health nutrition (BND3082) Diet and the management of chronic disease (NUT3002) Sport and exercise nutrition (NUT3003) Nutrition controversies (NUT3004) 9

11 Radiography Radiologic physics and radiation protection (RAD1021) Radiologic biology 1 (RAD1031) Radiologic biology 2 (RAD1082) Radiologic biology 3 (RAD2061) Radiologic biology 4 and sectional anatomy (RAD2092) Medical imaging science (ultrasound) (RAD3061) 10

12 Occupational Therapy Professional issues (OCC1011) Occupational science (OCC1012) Psychology for occupational therapy (OCC1021) Foundations of occupational therapy practice (OCC1022) Development across the lifespan (OCC1032) Enabling occupation: performance challenges 1B (OCC3030) Skills for evidence-based practice 2 (OCC3041) Development across the lifespan (OCC1032) Enabling occupation: performance challenges 1B (OCC3030) Skills for evidence-based practice 2 (OCC3041) Enabling occupation II: performance challenges in population health (OCC3052) Participation community practice I: development (OCC3062) Enabling occupation II: performance challenges in population health (OCC3052) Participation community practice I: development (OCC3062) 11

13 Emergency Health Human development and health across the lifespan (BEH1041) Paramedic management of respiratory conditions (BEH2012) Paramedic management of trauma conditions (BEH2022) Paramedic management of cardiovascular conditions (BEH2131) Paramedic management of maternal and neonatal health (BEH3161) 12

14 Nursing Complementary therapies: an evidence based approach (MID2110) Foundations of nursing and midwifery practice (NUR1010) Introduction to maternity and paediatric nursing (NUR2005) 13

15 Primary Health Care and Social Work Health promotion in primary clinical care (IPE1010) Foundations of health in primary clinical care (IPE1011) Social policy and social justice (SWK4450) 14

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17 Ali Terai Manager, Student recruitment Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Tel: med.monash.edu Disclaimer: Monash University reserves the right to alter information, procedures, fees and regulations contained in this document. Please check the Monash University website for updates ( All information reflects prescriptions, policy and practice in force at time of publication. Published May CRICOS provider: Monash University 00008C, Monash College Pty Ltd 01857J. MMS370758