Master of Medicine

Master of Medicine (MMed) is a postgraduate academic degree awarded by medical schools to physicians following a period of instruction and examination. The degree is awarded by both surgical and medical subspecialties and usually includes a dissertation component involving original research. The degree may complement an existing fellowship in the chosen specialty or be the sole qualification necessary for registration as a specialist.

The following universities in the following countries are known to award MMed degrees, in the following subjects, as of May 2009:

Australia

University of Queensland

University of Sydney

Monash University

P.R. China

Chinese Universities in collaboration with their affiliated hospitals award either Specialty MMed or Academic MMed degrees. Specialty MMed degrees are awarded after a supervised rotational training in the university's Affiliated Teaching hospitals and lead to registration as specialist. Academic MMed degrees on the other hand  are Research and Basic Sciences related. Both qualifications are acceptable prerequisites for PhD enrolment. The entry requirements of both Specialty and Academic MMed programs are MBBS or related undergraduate medical qualifications .

Graduates of Specialty MMed qualifications can either choose to practise as specialist physicians and surgeons in their respective specialties or undergo subspecialty PhD/Fellowship training leading to a more specialised practice as consultants.

Guyana

Texila American University

The following MMed courses are available at Texila American University:[4]

Kenya

University of Nairobi

Various MMed courses are available at University of Nairobi[5] and Moi University.

Malaysia

Universiti of Malaya

Medical Based Programs

Surgical Based Programs

Singapore

The Master of Medicine (MMed) is conferred by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Division of Graduate Medical Studies.[6]

South Africa

University of Cape Town

The following MMed courses are available at the University of Cape Town[8]

University of Pretoria

The following MMed courses are available at the University of Pretoria[9]

Tanzania

Muhimbili University

The following MMed courses are available at Muhimbili University:[10]

Uganda

Gulu University

The following MMed courses are available at Gulu University School of Medicine:[11]

Makerere University

The following MMed courses are available at Makerere University School of Medicine:[12]

Mbarara University

The following MMed courses are available at Mbarara University School of Medicine:[13]

Uganda Martyrs University

The following MMed courses are available at Uganda Martyrs University School of Medicine:[14][15]

Kampala International University

The following MMed courses are available at Kampala International University

Zambia

copperbelt university

The following MMed courses are available at copperbelt university:[16]

Zimbabwe

University of Zimbabwe

The following MMed courses are available at University of Zimbabwe:

Democratic Republic of the Congo

University of Lubumbashi

The following MMed courses are available at University of Zimbabwe:

University of Kinshasa

See also

References
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