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ANU Surgical Society Conference »
Join the ANU Surgical Society and the ANU Chair of Surgery for talks, workshops and a panel discussion.
Book Launch: Building a Community of Learning in General Practice »
The Academic Unit of General Practice, Australian National University Medical School invite you to join us for drinks and canapes and celebrate the incredible teaching, mentoring and supervision undertaken by our urban and rural General Practitioners in Canberra and SENSW.
Orientation Week »
Find out more about the ANU Medical School's Orientation Week.
The Importance of Developing Indigenous Health Measurement Tools »
The inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health symposium will bring together nationally and internationally renowned academics and students working across Indigenous wellbeing measurement.
Canberra Critical Care Research Showcase »
The ACT Critical Care Society is excited to announce the return of the Research Showcase, brought to you by generous sponsorship from David and Elizabeth Cusack and family.
ANU Med Revue presents Freaky M.I. Friday »
The ANU Medical Revue, performed live over three nights, has become a favourite event in the ANU Med School calendar and is celebrating its twelfth year in 2018.
Group Seminar »
Adjunct Associate Professor John Goss will present 'Drivers of Australian hospital expenditure growth 2004-2013'. Janice Lee will present 'Impact of welfare income management on health'.
Sci in Pub: Fanciful Planets, Ancient Fangs and Raising Dead »
It's International Women's Day and to celebrate we have a fabulous lineup of talks, quizzes, songs and stand-up comedy from amazing women doing extraordinary science of all kinds.
Medical School Graduation Ball Class of 2017 »
Graduation ball, Friday 15 December 2017 – 6pm. ANU Medical School graduation ceremony, Wednesday 13 December - 2pm.
The wicked problem of drugs policy in a post-truth world »
Evidence based medical and science policy is increasingly under pressure to bow to commercial pressures and political ideology. But surely not in Australia...?
