CDU event
Shaping tomorrow's doctors
| Presenter | School of Medicine | |
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Student Recruitment and Events Team
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| Location | Online via Zoom registration | |
| Open to | Public | |
Join us for an engaging and informative webinar on the CDU Menzies Medical Program—your pathway to a rewarding medical career in the Northern Territory! Discover how this unique program is helping to address the NT's healthcare workforce challenges and offering unparalleled opportunities for students passionate about making a difference.
During the session, you’ll:
- explore the program's distinctive features
- learn about eligibility, entry requirements, and key dates
- get valuable insights into the application process.
We’ll wrap up with an interactive Q&A session where you can ask our experts any questions. Whether you're a future student, parent, or educator, this is a great chance to learn how CDU’s Menzies Medical Program will shape tomorrow’s doctors and your future in medicine.
Don’t miss out—register today and take the first step towards a fulfilling medical career in the NT!
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