Since 1946, The Australian National University (ANU) has grown to become a resource for the nation and the world. Consistently ranked as Australia’s number one university, it also ranks among the world’s finest universities. ANU’s distinctive research culture is renowned: of the seven Nobel Prizes awarded for work undertaken in Australia, ANU can claim four. Three of which come from the John Curtain School of Medical Research in the College of Health and Medicine.

One of ANU’s seven academic colleges, the ANU College of Health and Medicine is a leading contributor to national health policy and medical research. It equips graduates with the skills to improve health outcomes on a local level and tackle the national and global health challenges we are facing today and will face in the future.