School of Biomedical Sciences | Studying the human body

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Web Name: School of Biomedical Sciences | Studying the human body

WebSite: http://biomedicalsciences.unimelb.edu.au

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COVID-19 AnnouncementThe University s latest update and response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, including student support information.Read moreMeet Our TalentMeet our biomedicine students, world-class researchers and teaching talent, plus find out where our incredible graduates are now.Read moreGraduate ResearchWe are passionate about training and mentoring the next generation of biomedical scientists. Start your research career with us.Read moreOur CentresBridging the gap between discovery science and translation into clinical and population settings.Discover Together we are growing the next generation of biomedical scientists, doctors and health professionals right in the heart of the southern hemisphere s largest biomedical precinct. This is an exciting time for biomedicine worldwide, and the School of Biomedical Sciences is at the forefront of teaching and research with an ultimate aim of advancing human health. Professor Jennifer Wilkinson-Berka, Head of the School of Biomedical Sciences. The School of Biomedical Sciences is part of the largest biomedical precinct in the southern hemisphere.Outstanding facilities and commitment to discovery makes the School in demand among the brightest minds in biomedical research. Graduate Research at MDHS A resource for students and supervisors seeking up to date information about policies and procedures Explore The Biomedical Precinct The School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Melbourne is part of the largest biomedical precinct in the southern hemisphere. It is a hub of innovation, exceptional collaboration opportunities and cutting-edge facilities. Discover Early-Mid Career Researchers Association Supporting postdoctoral researchers in the School, EMCRA offers networking opportunities and an annualcollaborative seed-funding grant: the EMCRA Collaborative Award. Connect with usResearch in the FacultyThe Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences is Australia's largest biomedical research faculty. We employ more than 1500 academic staff, 4000 honorary staff and 1500 graduate researchers undertaking world class research across a wide range of health and social issues in a diverse range of research settings. Researchers are located at key sites across Victoria, with more conducting research around the world. These renowned experts from every field can be found in labs, hospitals, affiliated research institutes and all across the wider community. Information and support tools for Faculty staff are available on the Faculty intranet.This is one of the greatest eras of scientific discovery,and you canbepart of it.No matter whatmedicine andprofessional health career you want to pursue or if you have anotherpathwaysuch aslaw, engineering or business in mind begin your journey here.Are you inspired by the health experts guiding us through the current pandemic? Would you like to be one of them?Whether you want to be the public health expert who advises on policy and communications, the doctor, physiotherapist or nurse who treats patients, or the researcher or biomedical scientist who develops a vaccine the University of Melbourne s Bachelor of Biomedicine is the best place to start.No matter what professional health career you pursue or, if you have a pathway like law, engineering or business in mind choose from 15 majors and begin your journey here. Honours & Masters of Biomedical Science The School s degrees each have an advanced coursework component and a research project. Discover the opportunities now available. Read more The Digital Learning Hub Providing a contemporary and flexible learning experience for students while fostering academics to be at the forefront of academic technology. Read more Meet Our Talent Meet some of our talented biomedicine students, world-class researchers and teaching talent and find out where our incredible graduates are now. Read more Through our alumni engagement, donors, partnerships, collaborations and unique programs, we strive to connect our School s teaching, students and research with the local community and the world. The Biomedical Precinct The School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Melbourne is part of the largest biomedical precinct in the southern hemisphere. It is a hub of innovation, exceptional collaboration opportunities and cutting-edge facilities. DiscoverOne of the University s largest and fastest growing Schools, this is home to the next generation of biomedical scientists, doctors and health professionals. Welcome to the School of Biomedical Sciences As part of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences since 2015, the School has 85 research groups, across five departments, awarding-winning teachers and more than 2500 equivalent full-time student enrolments each year. Our mission to advance human health in Australia, and beyond. Academic Departments and Centres Head of School's Welcome Leading vascular biologist and former Head of the Department of Anatomy and Neuroscience, Professor Wilkinson-Berka was appointed Head of School in August 2020, following Professor Ian van Driel (Interim) and the inaugural Head, immunologist Professor Fabienne Mackay.With pre-clinical research leading to a discovery that the blockage of the hormone angiotensin II reduces retinal vascular disease, Professor Wilkinson-Berka s work contributed to the world s largest clinical trial evaluating angiotensin II inhibition in diabetic retinopathy. Read more School Executive Team Professor Jenny Wilkinson-Berka, Head of SchoolMs Belinda Bain, School ManagerProf Gary Hime, Head, Department of Anatomy NeuroscienceProf Ian van Driel, Head, Department of Biochemistry Molecular BiologyProf Andrew Brooks, Head, Department of Microbiology ImmunologyA/Prof James Ziogas, Head, Department of Pharmacology TherapeuticsProf Matt Watt, Head, Department of PhysiologyProf Erica Fletcher, Chair of SBS Research CommitteeA/Prof Heather Verkade, Chair SBS Teaching and Learning Committee

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