Accreditation

In Accreditation:

    The Australian Medical Council is the accreditation authority responsible for accrediting education providers and programs of study for the medical profession.

    Accreditation Standards

    Under the National Law, the Australian Medical Council is responsible for developing accreditation standards for the approval of the Board. Accreditation standards are used to assess whether a program of study, and the education provider that provides the program of study, provide persons who complete the program with the knowledge, skills and professional attributes to practise the profession. The AMC undertakes regular reviews of accreditation standards and in developing or revising accreditation standards, the AMC must undertake wide-ranging consultation about the content of the standard.

    Accreditation standards take effect on the day that they are published on the Board’s website.

    Medical school accreditation standards

    The Board approved the following accreditation standards at its meeting on 12 December 2012.

    Accreditation Standards for Primary Medical Education Providers and their Program of Study and Graduate Outcome Statements (95.8 KB,PDF)

    Date of publication: 21 December 2012

    Specialist medical education accreditation standards

    The Board approved the following accreditation standards at its meeting on 15 December 2010.

    Accreditation of Specialist Medical Education and Training Programs and Continuing Professional Development Programs: Standards and Procedures (141 KB,PDF)

    Date of publication: 23 December 2010

    Approved Programs of Study

    The lists below contain the details of programs of study approved by the Board:

    Programs of study classified as "Inactive" are not included in this list. An online search is available for Inactive Programs of Study for programs that are no longer delivered by an Education Provider or no longer approved by the National Board.

    An individual who holds a qualification that is listed as “inactive” is qualified for registration or endorsement dependent on the qualification type.

    An online search is available for all approved programs of study.