Doctor of Medicine and Surgery (MChD)

Honorary academic title

Honorary academic title holders are valued members of the School of Medicine and Psychology who bring their expertise to enhance our education and research endeavours, and outreach to the community.

They are part of a vibrant academic and clinical community that strives to improve the health of the nation through nurturing and inspiring the next generation of doctors and researchers, within an environment that encourages collegiality and can enhance well-being and job satisfaction.

Title holders contribute to the activities of the School through teaching and tutoring; clinical skills and bedside teaching; assessment; mentoring; research activities and supervision; development and review of curriculum; and professional service on committees, and leadership – to name just a few. 

In return, we provide several benefits and opportunities.

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Honorary academic title holders engage in teaching, supervision, curriculum development, mentoring, research, and service, including clinical and academic roles.

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Academic title holders at the Australian National University benefit from professional development, research involvement, library access, ANU profiles, and insurance coverage.

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Clinicians, academics, researchers can apply for ANU honorary academic titles/Visiting Fellowship with the School of Medicine and Psychology. Steps include submitting a curriculum vitae, 2-4 written references, and detailing your planned involvement including education and research activities.

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Honorary title holders can renew ANU honorary titles by submitting written references, a curriculum vitae, and a statement outlining teaching, research, committee involvement and other activity contribution details to ANU in the previous period. Application steps, deadlines, and outcomes are outlined below

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Apply for academic honorary academic titles at ANU. Steps include discussing with supervisors, completing documentation, and outlining teaching and research activities.

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Honorary Clinical Title refers to individuals (clinicians) who contribute some expertise and experience to the School of Medicine and Psychology to support research or creative activity, education and service activities of the University.

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