Medical schools in Victoria
Victoria's three medical schools each take a distinct route to the MD. Melbourne runs the country's largest graduate-entry program (GAMSAT, ~330 places, Doherty Institute infectious-disease links). Monash is the only Victorian school offering both undergraduate (Clayton, UCAT-ANZ + ATAR + CASPer) and graduate (Churchill / Malaysia, GAMSAT) pathways. Deakin runs a focused graduate MD at Geelong with strong regional placement breadth. All three use MMI at interview.
Melbourne
Parkville
Melbourne offers a research-rich 4-year graduate-entry MD anchored across the Parkville hospital precinct with extensions to the Austin, Western, and St Vincent's clinical schools, distinguished by deep biomedical research integration and Australia's broadest hospital teaching network.
Monash
Clayton
Monash delivers Australia's largest dual-pathway medical program — a 5-year undergraduate MD (Direct Entry) and a 4-year graduate MD (Gippsland) — anchored at the Clayton campus and extending across Monash Health (Clayton, Dandenong, Casey), Peninsula Health, and rural clinical schools at Mildura and Bendigo.
Deakin
Geelong
Deakin's 4-year graduate-entry MD trains doctors for regional Victoria with placements anchored at Barwon Health (Geelong) and extending across Warrnambool, Ballarat, and the Western District, distinguished by a year-long Rural Community Clinical School in year 3.