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-	The Faculty of Medicine was formally created on 13 June 13 when the Senate appointed a Board of Examiners that included Professor John Smith, Professor of Chemistry and Experimental Physics and eight Sydney medical practitioners.	+	The Faculty of Medicine was formally created on 13 June when the Senate appointed a Board of Examiners that included Professor John Smith, Professor of Chemistry and Experimental Physics and eight Sydney medical practitioners.

	Professor John Smith was the first Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.		Professor John Smith was the first Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

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	The Canberra Clinical School was transferred to the Australian National University Medical School.		The Canberra Clinical School was transferred to the Australian National University Medical School.
-	~~Bruce Robinson~~

	2007		2007
	Professor Bruce Robinson was appointed eighteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.		Professor Bruce Robinson was appointed eighteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

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	1960		1960
-	~~F R Magarery~~ becomes the eleventh Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.	+	Frank Rees Magarey becomes the eleventh Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

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	Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health (BHUDRH) is created.		Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health (BHUDRH) is created.
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	== 21st Century ==		== 21st Century ==

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-	Sir Thomas Anderson Stuart was the second Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. To strengthen the Faculty's teaching staff, he turned to the Edinburgh Medical School and recruited Alexander ~~Robert~~, Scot Skirving, ~~J T~~ Wilson and ~~D A~~ Welsh.	+	Sir Thomas Anderson Stuart was the second Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. To strengthen the Faculty's teaching staff, he turned to the Edinburgh Medical School and recruited Alexander MacCormick, Robert Scot Skirving, James Thomas Wilson and David Arthur Welsh.

	1888		1888

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	The Anderson Stuart building was completed.		The Anderson Stuart building was completed.
		+
		+	''1923''
		+	St Vincent’s Hospital becomes a teaching Hospital of the University of Sydney. This hospital was later to become a teaching hospital of the UNSW.
		+
		+	''1925''
		+	A E Mills becomes the fourth Dean of the Faculty Medicine.
		+
		+	''1926''
		+	The Medical Program was extended to six years.
		+
		+	D A Welsh becomes the fifth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	'''1930s'''
		+
		+	''1930''
		+	C G Lambie was appointed to the first full time Chair of Medicine.
		+
		+	J C Windeyer becomes the sixth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	Sir Harold Dew was appointed to the first full-time Chair of Surgery.
		+
		+	The School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine was established, funded by the federal government and controlled jointly by the government and the University.
		+
		+	''1932''
		+	Sir Charles Bickerton Blackburn becomes the seventh Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	''1933''
		+	The medical school outgrew the Anderson Stuart Building and the University received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to construct a new building.
		+
		+	The Blackburn Building, named in honour of Sir Charles Bickerton Blackburn who was Dean of the Faculty from 1932 to 1935 and Chancellor of the University from 1941 to 1964, was opened to clinical students.
		+
		+	''1936''
		+	Sir Harold Dew becomes the eighth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	'''1940s'''
		+
		+	''1947''
		+	Royal North Shore becomes a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney.
		+
		+	'''1950s'''
		+
		+	''1952''
		+	Sir Edward Ford becomes the ninth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	''1956''
		+	The Faculty of Medicine was 100 years old.
		+
		+	''1957''
		+	B T Mayes becomes the tenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	'''1960s'''
		+
		+	''1960''
		+	F R Magarery becomes the eleventh Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	''1965''
		+	The Bosch Building was erected on a site adjoining the Blackburn Building. Lecture theatres were opened in 1965. The Bosch Building was named in honour of George Henry Bosch, a Sydney businessman who has been the Faculty's greatest benefactor. Through Bosch's generosity, full-time chairs in histology and embryology, medicine, surgery, and bacteriology were established between 1927 and 1930.
		+
		+	''1966''
		+	Sir John Loewenthal becomes the twelfth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	'''1970s'''
		+
		+	''1972''
		+	DC Maddison becomes the thirteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	''1974''
		+	RS Gye becomes the fourteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and the first full-time Dean.
		+
		+	''1978''
		+	Westmead Hospital becomes a University of Sydney teaching hospital. It was the first hospital, since Royal Prince Alfred, to be built as a teaching hospital.
		+
		+	'''1980s'''
		+
		+	''1983''
		+	The Centenary of the Medical School at the University of Sydney was celebrated.
		+
		+	''1986''
		+	The five-year curriculum which had been introduced 12 years earlier was replaced by a revised six-year course.
		+
		+	''1987''
		+	The School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine closed and the School of Public Health was established with funds from the then Commonwealth Department of Health and Family Services.
		+
		+	''1989''
		+	John Atherton Young becomes the fifteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	'''1990s'''
		+
		+	''1991''
		+	The Canberra Clinical School opens.
		+
		+	''1992''
		+	The Faculty took the major decision to move to a four-year, graduate-entry curriculum with a completely new admissions process and a new curriculum based largely on problem based and self directed learning.
		+
		+	''1995''
		+	The Children's Hospital moved from Camperdown to Westmead.
		+
		+	''1997''
		+	The first students were admitted to the new, Graduate-entry, University of Sydney Medical Program.
		+
		+	Stephen Leeder becomes the sixteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	Broken Hill University Department of Rural Health (BHUDRH) is created.
		+
		+
		+	== 21st Century ==
		+
		+	'''2000s'''
		+
		+	''2001''
		+	Dubbo Clinical School commenced its operation.
		+
		+	The Northern Rivers Department of Rural Health (NRUDRH) was established.
		+
		+	''2002''
		+	Andrew Coats becomes the seventeenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
		+
		+	''2004''
		+	The new facilities of the School of Rural Health, based in Dubbo, were officially opened.
		+
		+	''2005''
		+	The combined Science-Medicine degree was offered for the first time.
		+
		+	''2006''
		+	The Faculty of Medicine celebrated its 150th anniversary.
		+
		+	The Canberra Clinical School was transferred to the Australian National University Medical School.
		+	Bruce Robinson
		+
		+	''2007''
		+	Professor Bruce Robinson was appointed eighteenth Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

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==19th Century==
'''1850s'''

''1850''
The University of Sydney was founded.

''1856''
13 June
The Faculty of Medicine was formally created on 13 June 13 when the Senate appointed a Board of Examiners that included Professor John Smith, Professor of Chemistry and Experimental Physics and eight Sydney medical practitioners.

Professor John Smith was the first Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

'''1870s'''

''1874''
By 1874 there had been 11 successful candidates for the MB examination.

'''1880s'''

''1882''
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital was the University's first teaching hospital.

''1883''
The medical school commenced teaching in March with four students in a four-roomed cottage built between the Great Hall and Parramatta Road. Initially the medical curriculum was five years with the first year spent in the the Faculty of Arts.

''1883''
Sir Thomas Anderson Stuart was the second Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. To strengthen the Faculty's teaching staff, he turned to the Edinburgh Medical School and recruited Alexander Robert, Scot Skirving, J T Wilson and D A Welsh.

''1888''
The Medical Society was formally recognised by Senate.

'''1890s'''

''1890''
JT Wilson became Professor of Anatomy when Anderson Stuart relinquished the position to concentrate on his other duties.

The medical course was lengthened to five years.

''1891''
The first part of the Anderson Stuart Building was completed.

''1893''
The Faculty of Medicine had been training for 10 years. Now 100 students had enrolled in the first year of medical training.

The first female medical students, Iza Coghlan and Grace Robinson, graduated.

==20th Century==
''1909''
Sydney Hospital becomes a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney.

'''1920s'''

''1920''
J T Wilson becomes the third Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

''1922''
The Anderson Stuart building was completed.