About

Formed in 2001, the School united biomedical research on the Monash Clayton campus.

By 2004 the School had doubled in size, and is ranked as the highest overall performing biomedical school out of Australia's most research intensive universities.

Ranked highest for:
• Overall performance
• Competitive income
• Total research income
• Industry income
• Ph.D completions
• Publications

New Insitute / New Buildings

The School of Biomedical Sciences will combine all its research to establish a new Institute which will be Australia's largest medical research institute.

Construction of two new buildings, on the Clayton campus, will begin in 2007 with occupation expected by late 2008.

Research

In 2006 the School had over 400 research staff and 285 PhD students. 

Researchers have a variety of biomedical backgrounds and engage in cross discipline collaborations.

Teaching

Researchers teach in a number of courses including Biomedical Science, Medicine, Behavioural Neuroscience, Radiography, Nutrition & Dietetics and Science.

In 2006 the School taught over 1600 undergraduate students. 

Commercialisation

Encourages collaboration between researchers and investors to accelerate the technology discovery process, and produce commercialised outcomes important in addressing the needs of society.

Governance

Contacts information of all the key members at the School of Biomedical Science.