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UNSW Medicine is one of Australia’s largest and most prestigious medical faculties. It has an innovative and unique teaching program, with links to some of Australia’s leading teaching hospitals, spanning both urban and rural NSW.

The University is perfectly and centrally positioned in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, in the midst of the impressive Randwick Health Hub.

UNSW Medicine has an enviable track record in cutting edge medical research and provides facilities that are world-class. With over A$450 million in soon to be completed or planned capital infrastructure projects, UNSW Medicine is in one of the most exciting stages of its 48 year history.

The A$127 million Lowy Cancer Research Centre is due for completion later in 2009 and will uniquely combine adult and childhood cancer research into one purpose built building that will house over 400 researchers.

Further planned projects revolve around our key strengths with the $120 million Institute for Virology initiative which will focus primarily on HIV research, the Neurosciences Precinct which aims to combine some of the real powerhouses of affiliated UNSW research, including the Black Dog Institute, the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre with our leading researchers in dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline as well as studies of the healthy ageing brain.

The Australian Advanced Treatment Centre will take new discoveries made by our researchers and accelerate the process of translation to those involved in its clinical applications. Lastly, the hallmark of UNSW Medicine, the Wallace Wurth building has a planned revitalisation that will include new research and teaching space to be incorporated into the existing structure.

These planned large scale projects will be coupled with our existing and leading research groups such as the Centre for Vascular Research with the opening of new Centres and Institutes such as the Institute of Health Innovation.