The School of Rural Health in Dubbo features state-of-the-art teaching facilities and comfortable and well-equipped living and study spaces. Our facilities include:

• Purpose-built learning studios for collaborative teamwork.
• Diverse learning spaces, encompassing tutorial rooms, clinical skills teaching areas, and a lecture theatre.
• An anatomy teaching laboratory.
• Recreational amenities such as an outdoor gym, pool, and tennis court.
• Simulation training in the state-of-the-art Lonergan Foundation Simulation Suite, equipped with six rooms and the latest technology and resources.

Clinical teaching is centred at the newly redeveloped Dubbo Hospital, which has a wide range of specialist capabilities.

Thinking of enrolling in the Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney? Here are some reasons why Dubbo might be the right choice for you:

• If you have an interest in rural medicine or practicing in a regional location.
• Personalised study experience. Smaller class sizes and more face-to-face time with clinicians and tutors.
• Cost of living. Regional centres are more affordable for housing, transport, and services.
• Lifestyle - enjoy the more relaxed regional pace of life with easier travel and commuting and free parking.
• Train in the recently redeveloped Dubbo Hospital with a supportive community of local general practitioners and specialists.
• Mentoring with senior clinical staff and ability to network closely with the local medical fraternity.
• Meaningful research that will benefit rural and remote communities, with the backing and resources of a GO8 university.
• Easy access to a dedicated team of education support staff and academics.
• Training with the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
• Study the world-class University of Sydney Doctor of Medicine with a focus on rural and Indigenous health.
• Well supported rural and remote placements in Western and Far West NSW.
• Support from the Western NSW Regional Training Hub to help you plan your rural medical career.

Discover the Dubbo Region.