Established or early-career researchers are invited to join an information session to find out how medical students may be able to help with research or coursework-based projects, as part of the Advanced Studies program.

The Advanced Studies research and scholarship stream, integrated within the Doctor of Medicine program, sees students undertaking a research project or coursework from the second semester in Year 2, to the ‘Capstone’ topic in Year 4 when they present their work.

Projects may span many disciplines broadly relating to medicine and can be research or coursework-based.

The benefits include a free resource to assist with a project and for the student, the potential to present in a peer-reviewed setting and publish the research outcomes.

Find out more about the benefits of becoming a project supervisor by attending one of the information sessions or visiting the website.

Session times:

When:             Wednesday, 30 May 2018,  5.15 – 6:15PM

Where:            Function Room, Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer (Ground Floor)

Light refreshments provided

 

When:             Friday, 1 June 2018, 12:30PM – 1:30PM

Where:            Flinders at Tonsley, Room 3.30

Light lunch provided

 

When:             Monday, 4 June 2018, Midday – 1:00PM

Where:            Rooms 3.06-3.07, Health Sciences Lecture Theatre Complex

Light lunch provided