UOW MD Program – medical education tracks and place types
The UOW MD Program offers places in two medical education tracks:
- Rural Regional Combined Medical Education Track
- Rural End-to-End Medical Education Track
UOW MD Program - Rural Regional Combined Medical Education Track
UOW offers Commonwealth Supported Places (BMP and CSP) under the Rural-Regional Combined Medical Education Track.
Students in the Rural-Regional Combined Medical Education Track will be based at UOW Wollongong campus or UOW Shoalhaven campus for Phase 1 (first 18 months) of the program.
After Phase 1, students will then be allocated by the GSM to placements within NSW. Placements will be in regional, rural, and remote areas within NSW where the GSM has a clinical education/training site.
UOW MD Program – Rural End-to-End Medical Education track
UOW also offers Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP-E2E) under the Rural End to End Medical Education Track.
Students in the Rural End-to-End Medical Education Track will be based at UOW Shoalhaven campus or UOW Southern Highlands campus for Phase 1 (first 18 months) of the program. After Phase 1, students will then be allocated by the GSM to placements within NSW. Placements will be in regional, rural, and remote areas within NSW where the GSM has a clinical education/training site.
Students in the Rural End-to-End track must reside and study in a rural NSW location, as determined by the medical school, for the entire four-year program.
To support their rural transition, students in this track receive:
- Priority access to GSM accommodation during Year 1 in Shoalhaven and Southern Highlands.
- Priority allocation for Phase 3 longitudinal placements to remain at their Base Campus, where possible.
For more details on the differences between these tracks, please visit the Doctor of Medicine admissions website or attend one of our admissions webinars.