Surgery | News & Events

Professor Debra Nestel, Professor of Surgical Education, Department of Surgery-Austin Health, has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Simulation & Technology Enhanced Learning (BMJ STEL),

The Department of Surgery together with the Surgical Students’ Society of Melbourne (SSSM) recently hosted the Surgical Pathways and Careers Night.

With the forthcoming grant season fast upon us, we are publicising the key application dates for the various grant schemes, and also our internal DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY GRANT PANEL REVIEWS.

The Academy of Surgical Educators will be holding their annual Academy Forum.

The Department of Surgery Executive have established a series of seeding grants

After a comprehensive recruitment process the Melbourne Medical School is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Nicola Lautenschlager as the Deputy Head and Research Director.

The University of Melbourne is grateful for Ms Amelia Monaco's generous donation of funds to support the Neuroscience Foundation.

The Parkville precinct student awards presentations were held on Wednesday 1 May 2019 at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

This is a unique course that allows the student or junior doctor to understand how they can develop their professional skills so they will be successful in their medical career progression.

Professor Andrew H. Kaye was the official guest of the Nepalese Society of Neurosurgeons.meeting in Kathmandu..

New and innovative ways of treating prostate cancer could be available to patients within five years.

Introduction to Laparoscopy – Western Students Surgical Society Event

The Melbourne Medical School is delighted to officially launch a brand new initiative: the Strategic Grants for Outstanding Women. This scheme aims to assist talented female academics to negotiate some of the challenges they face in sustaining and building their careers with a view to facilitating their progression to senior academic positions.

Congratulations to Professor Peter Choong on receiving a Practitioner Fellowship from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).

Over two days, OPUS will be hosting the inaugural OPUS Forums where you can network, consider your career in research and explore how to improve osteoarthritis care in Australia.

The Melbourne Medical School is a proud supporter of International Women’s Day and in 2019 we have answered the call for #BalanceforBetter through launching an exciting new initiative to support career progression in outstanding academic women.

The Surgical Students Society Rotating Lecture Series Kicks Off for 2019.

The St Vincent’s Hospital, University of Melbourne Surgical Forum, will  beheld the 15th – 17th July 2019 in the Education and Learning Centre, St Vincent’s Hospital.

As part of her research contributing to a Master of Surgical Education, Dr Rhea Liang and her supervisors published their research in The Lancet.