Overview
Our major teaching responsibility is the clinical course undertaken by Dunedin-based medical students in years four, five, and six. This clinical course is known as Advanced Learning in Medicine (ALM).
We also have some involvement with the pre-clinical Early Learning in Medicine (ELM) course, which teaches students in years two and three. Admission to ELM is determined by the Admissions Committee, and is most commonly gained through a competitive first year course, Health Sciences First Year (HSFY).
Read about HSFY on the Division of Health Sciences website
Early Learning in Medicine (ELM)
Advanced Learning in Medicine (ALM)
- MICN 401 Medicine Fourth Year
- MICN 501 Medicine Fifth Year
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MICN 601 Medicine Sixth Year (Trainee Intern Year)
Note: We accept final year medical students from other medical schools for elective clinical attachments in MICN601.
Links with other faculties, schools, and departments
We have teaching links with other faculties, schools, and departments throughout the University of Otago, including: