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    The University of Western Australia is offering a new Masters in Emergency Medicine program beginning in 2006. The MEM can be completed through a thesis and coursework or solely through a thesis. It provides academic training focused on emergency medicine for those wishing to pursue careers in research. The degree requirements include completing clinical teaching units or courses in biostatistics and epidemiology, as well as a 25,000-50,000 word thesis on a wide range of emergency medicine topics. The program is intended to satisfy the research requirements for Fellowship in emergency medicine.

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    The University of Western Australia is offering a new Masters in Emergency Medicine program beginning in 2006. The MEM can be completed through a thesis and coursework or solely through a thesis. It provides academic training focused on emergency medicine for those wishing to pursue careers in research. The degree requirements include completing clinical teaching units or courses in biostatistics and epidemiology, as well as a 25,000-50,000 word thesis on a wide range of emergency medicine topics. The program is intended to satisfy the research requirements for Fellowship in emergency medicine.

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    The University of Western Australia is offering a new Masters in Emergency Medicine program beginning in 2006. The MEM can be completed through a thesis and coursework or solely through a thesis. It provides academic training focused on emergency medicine for those wishing to pursue careers in research. The degree requirements include completing clinical teaching units or courses in biostatistics and epidemiology, as well as a 25,000-50,000 word thesis on a wide range of emergency medicine topics. The program is intended to satisfy the research requirements for Fellowship in emergency medicine.

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    MASTERS IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE

    The Discipline of Emergency Medicine at the University of Western Australia is pleased to offer the postgraduate degree of a Masters in Emergency Medicine (MEM) commencing in 2006. The Masters in Emergency Medicine is a broad-based degree for candidates wishing to pursue an academic career in medicine focussed on emergency medicine. The Masters in Emergency Medicine can be undertaken by Thesis and Coursework or Thesis only and is currently HECS exempt. Study can be undertaken in either full or part-time mode and commence anytime during the academic year. The admission requirements are: (a) the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery of this University, or equivalent as recognised by the Faculty (b) completion or current undergoing of specialist training in emergency medicine leading to fellowship from an appropriate college as recognised by the Faculty (this includes Fellowship in all International Federation for Emergency Medicine countries). The Masters in Emergency Medicine (Thesis and Coursework) requires completion of at least one unit from Clinical Teaching (offered by the Discipline of Emergency Medicine) or the Population Health units of Biostatistics I, II and Clinical Epidemiology. The range of research topics for the up to 25,000 word Thesis component is very wide, from large-scale epidemiological studies to animal, laboratory, toxicological or clinical studies. Further information is available at: http://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/postgraduate/meddent The Masters in Emergency Medicine (Thesis) requires completion of an up to 50,000 word thesis from a similarly wide range of research topics as above. Further information is available at: http://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/courses/c9/90730 It is expected that successful completion of the Masters of Emergency Medicine Degree will satisfy the 4.10 requirements for Fellowship. Supervisors of the Masters theses will be senior academics from the discipline of Emergency Medicine.

    If you would like further information please do not hesitate to contact Professor George Jelinek on 08 9346 4354 or email George.Jelinek@health.wa.gov.au

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