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The
degree of Master of Surgery shall be awarded for an original contribution of
merit adding to the knowledge and understanding of surgery.
A candidate shall submit a thesis supported by published work, if any, or
published work alone which he or she desires to have examined.
The degree incurs a fee of $3000 payable at the time of submission of the
thesis/published works.
A
candidate for the degree of Master of Surgery shall:
(a) not less than five years prior to applying for admission to
candidature have qualified for the degree of Bachelor of Surgery at this
university or Bachelor of Surgery in another university recognised by the
faculty board and, unless the faculty board resolves otherwise, have held an
appointment in the university for a period of not less than two years; and
(b) since qualifying for the degree of Bachelor of Surgery have been
substantially engaged in the practice and study of surgery or in scientific
work which, in the opinion of the faculty board is relevant to the practice of
surgery.
Inquiries should be directed to the Faculty of Medicine, Monash University, Clayton 3168.
The
degree of Doctor of Medicine shall be awarded for an original contribution of
merit adding to the knowledge and understanding of any subject with which the
Faculty of Medicine is directly concerned. The degree may be awarded on the
basis of a thesis or on the basis of published works.
The degree incurs a fee of $3000 payable at the time of submission of the
thesis/published works.
A
candidate for the degree of Doctor of Medicine shall:
(a) not less than five years previously to an application for admission to
candidature have qualified for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine at this
university or Bachelor of Medicine in another university recognised by the
Academic Board and, unless the Faculty of Medicine resolves otherwise, have
held an appointment with a department of the university for a period of not
less than two years; and
(b) have been substantially engaged, during the interval since qualifying
for the degree of bachelor, in the practice and study of medicine or in
scientific work which, in the opinion of the Faculty of Medicine, is relevant
to the practice of medicine.
Inquiries should be directed to the Faculty of Medicine, Monash University, Clayton 3168.
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