ANU Medical School Contact and Address

 

ANU Medical School Campus locations

Medical School

Australian National University, Florey Building 54 Mills Road, Acton ACT 2601

Calvary Hospital

Calvary Hospital, Belconnen Way & Haydon Drive, Bruce ACT 2617

Canberra Hospital

 The Canberra Hospital, Building 4, Hospital Road, Garran ACT 2605

General Enquiries number and email

Contact us for student appointments, visits, inquiries about our degree programs, or general questions.

Medical School general enquiries

• medicalschool@anu.edu.au

Admissions / Medicine Degree / Bachelor Health Science enquiries

• +61 2 6125 1304
• +61 2 6125 6724
• +61 2 6125 5605
• admissions.medicalschool@anu.edu.au

Office of the Director Medical School

• +61 2 6125 2622
• +61 2 5124 8654
• dean.medicalschool@anu.edu.au

Medical Education Administration Acton campus

• +61 2 6125 9686
• +61 2 6125 3422
• +61 2 6125 6613
• meu.medicalschool@anu.edu.au

Medical Education Admin Canberra Hospital campus

• +61 2 5124 2465
• +61 2 5124 3749
• +61 2 5124 3655
• clinicalskills.medicalschool@anu.edu.au
• y3clinicaleducation.medicalschool@anu.edu.au
• y4clinicaleducation.medicalschool@anu.edu.au

HDR enquiries (PhD/MPhil students)

• +61 2 6125 5274
• hdr.medicalschool@anu.edu.au

Rural Clinical School

• +61 2 6125 2456
• +61 2 6125 1307
• +61 2 6125 7657
• rcs@anu.edu.au

Calvary Hospital Bruce campus

• +61 2 6201 6967
• +61 2 5124 3749
• clinicalskills.medicalschool@anu.edu.au
• y3clinicaleducation.medicalschool@anu.edu.au
• y4clinicaleducation.medicalschool@anu.edu.au (not sure if this is in use yet)

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Unit

• +61 2 6125 0865 / 6125 0575

ANU Medical School can be seen as a descendant of the University of Sydney's Canberra Clinical School. Prior to its founding in 1993, students from the University of Sydney, NSW and the University of Queensland had been coming to Canberra to complete placements at Woden Valley Hospital for many years. Under the guidance of Professor Paul Gatenby, the Canberra Clinical School developed a strong learning program at the point of operation for the entire final year of a five-year undergraduate medical degree at the University of Sydney.

When the University of Sydney introduced a four-year undergraduate program in 1996, the school became responsible for training 20 students throughout the year for three and four courses and parts of years one and two. During this time, the school took the first steps towards its current reputation for establishing state-of-the-art medical research, laboratories, a tissue and organ museum and an animal house at the Canberra Hospital.

The school has helped in the development of first-class health services in ACT, providing better medical care to the community. Given the presence of a medical school in the city, the school attracts eminent medical researchers and teachers as well as medical practitioners for all specialties, which is important in their decision to practice here. The current dean, Professor Imogen Mitchell, continues to strengthen the school's first-grade curriculum and internationally recognized medical research program.