The School of Medical Sciences is home to learning and research in human biology, biomedical science, paramedical science and postgraduate medicine. We strive for health improvement through the application of new knowledge and excellence in teaching and research.
Commencing in Semester 1 2013, ECU's new Bachelor of Medical Science degree is a three-year course providing pathways to medicine and other health professions, medical research and diagnostics, and the health industry.
Student testimonials
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"As well as the excellent theory, I had the chance to practice lab techniques."
David Kirkland
Research activity
Our areas of research strength are in the neurosciences with a focus on Alzheimer’s disease, Huntington’s disease and Parkinson’s disease, reproductive technology, genetics and cancer with a focus on melanoma. We value research into learning and teaching, clinical practice, simulation, inter-professional practice and health systems with a focus on workforce development.
News & events
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Photography competition to support research into Parkinson's
Craig Tonkin Photography supports ParkC with exciting competition.
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ECU to lead training and research in innovative NT Health program
ECU partners with St John Ambulance Northern Territory on the Extended Care Paramedic Program.
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Testosterone to treat Alzheimer's
An ECU researcher has been awarded half a million dollars to conduct a world-first clinical trial using testosterone and fish oil to treat Alzheimer’s disease.
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