Bond University's Medical School conducts an interview as the final stage of the admission process into the Bachelor of Medical Studies / Doctor of Medicine (MD) program.
Outline of the basic steps and pathways to becoming a doctor in a speciality in Australia. It will also outline the minimum requirements for some medical colleges.
Time management is an essential skill, in this guide I will cover specific methods and tips you can actually implement in order to do manage your time while studying medicine.
The seemingly endless list of medical textbooks can seem daunting but this guide should help you in deciding which textbook will be most helpful during your pre-clinical and clinical years.
Emotional Intelligence is a person’s capacity to effectively reason with and use emotions to enhance thought and to solve problems. EI is vital in becoming a good doctor.
Bond University has a 8 step Problem Based Learning approach used to tackle each new medical case every week in Years 1, 2 and 3 of medical school.
PBL group learning means everyone has a role to fulfill each week. This post explains the different roles and the tasks involved.
Bond School of Medicine has adopted a hybrid PBL approach in its medical program. Find out how this affects your learning.
Problem Based Learning (PBL) is used in medical schools around the world. Here's a brief overview of what it is about and how it's used.
Ever wondered what parts make up your stethoscope, a device which is used so frequently by medical students and doctors? Here is a quick summary.
The medical school interview is one of the most important step in your application. Dressing up properly can make a good first impression.
Bond University's Medical School has implemented a new psychometric test this year! This includes the NEO Personality Inventory as well as the Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT). If you would like training for this test please contact me.