The Bachelor of Medical Science and Master of Medicine program at Monash University is an advanced-level course specifically designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field of medicine. The program offers in-depth research opportunities, taught by leading clinical and biomedical scientists. The program equips students with critical thinking, project management and independent research skills, preparing them for a career in clinical practice, clinical research or biotechnical industries.

In the Bachelor of Medical Science part of the course, students complete their own research project under expert supervision and also learn about research methodology, biomedical statistics, critical analysis of scientific and medical literature, scientific communication and medical ethics.

The Master of Medicine part of the course equips students with advanced theoretical knowledge of biomedical science, alongside practical training in research methodology and experimental design. It provides students opportunities to apply clinical and scientific knowledge to practical patient-centred problems.

The course gives students the opportunity to further specialize in a specific field of study, enabling them to pursue careers in a range of clinical settings, research institutes and biotechnology companies.

Monash University, based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is one of the country's leading educational institutions and is renowned for its research output, diverse range of academic programs, and vibrant campus life. It was named after the prominent Australian military leader and engineer Sir John Monash and was established in 1958, making it the second oldest university in the state of Victoria.