The University of Queensland Rural Clinical School in Rockhampton is a vital part of the esteemed UQ Medical School, offering high-quality teaching and practical training in medicine, mental health, and skin cancer. With a focus on equipping graduates with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their medical careers, the school emphasizes ethical and professional responsibilities, innovative research, and advancing health and well-being through lifelong education.
Through a network of programs and partnerships spanning Queensland and North America, the UQ Rural Clinical School provides students with diverse clinical experiences in leading hospitals. The school’s curriculum is continuously evolving to prepare medical graduates for modern clinical practice, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the evolving health challenges of today’s world. The school boasts a rich history dating back to 1936, with a strong alumni community that includes distinguished individuals making significant contributions to the field of medicine.
With a team of talented educators, researchers, and over 3800 Academic Title Holders, the UQ Rural Clinical School offers hands-on rotational work experience and a supportive learning environment. The school’s commitment to driving innovative research, addressing global health challenges, and providing exceptional training sets it apart as a leading institution in medical education. Students at the UQ Rural Clinical School benefit from a vibrant and diverse research community, ensuring they are well-prepared to make a difference in the healthcare industry.
