Commencing in 2013, changes will be implemented to MBBS year 1 (CAM101-102) and year 2 (CAM201-202), such that these become full-year units in 2013. This will result in a proportion of the assessment for CAM101 and CAM201 occurring during second semester. Therefore, finalised results for CAM101 and CAM201 will not be released at the end of first semester as the assessment for CAM101 and CAM201 will not be finalised until after completion of examinations at the end of Semester 2. These changes will bring the assessment practices for MBBS Years 1 and 2 into alignment with MBBS Year 3. For current students, please refer to your Unit Outline for the most recent information.
You will be required to attend assigned clinical and professional teaching sites in locations other than the city of Hobart. These placements may involve additional associated costs (i.e. accommodation and travel) for which you will be responsible. Please note that it would be advantageous if you possess a laptop computer and hold a current drivers licence.
The final two years of the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) course are conducted within the three clinical schools: the Hobart Clinical School, the Launceston Clinical School and the Rural Clinical School; and students will be allocated to any of these three clinical schools. Students should expect to spend at least one of the final two years of the course at the Rural Clinical School or the Launceston Clinical School. Please refer to the Clinical School Allocation Procedure (PDF 230.6 KB) for more information.
Subject prerequisites for entry into the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery course: