Central Clinical School
Central Clinical School
The Central Clinical School (CCS) is at the forefront of translational research – expediting research discoveries into clinical applications and designing an Australian-first translational training program for graduate students.
We're part of the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.
About the School
Based at the renowned Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct, we collaborate with industry leaders in biomedical and clinical research and education.
Research
Our researchers are tackling some of medicine's most complex challenges. We're advancing the development of personalised medicine, tailoring innovative treatments to unique genetic profiles.
Education - Undergraduate and Postgraduate
Considering Honours, Masters or PhD research? We offer cutting-edge courses in biomedical sciences, psychiatry, immunology, trauma, surgery and more.
Centres and departments
Home to ten departments and five centres and institutes, we connect leading medical and healthcare experts from a cross-section of specialisations.
Translational research
Even the most brilliant discoveries can get lost in the translation of laboratory results into everyday medical treatments. Monash's new doctoral program and graduate certificate in Translational Research deliver the skills needed to bring your work from bench-to-bedside.
Supervisor Connect
Browse our student research projects. Start your research journey with Monash University’s largest research Faculty.
School news
Find out about our recent news, research breakthroughs and success stories.
School events
Don't miss a beat. From public lectures and seminars to professional development opportunities, stay up-to-date with our upcoming events.
Contact us
Location
The Alfred Centre
99 Commercial Rd
Melbourne VIC 3004
General enquiries
T: +61 3 9903 0640
E: catherine.wong@monash.edu
Media enquiries
T: +61 3 9903 4840
E: media@monash.edu
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Wendy Brown explaining how the food passes through the newly restricted stomach. #obesity https://t.co/0EICkEs4sw
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Prof Wendy Brown giving the annual public lecture: #bariatric surgery and associated weight loss also reduced sever… https://t.co/AccUroe3a3
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Long term weight loss is *difficult*. 97% of dieters regain their weight. The 3% who keep it off maintain constant,… https://t.co/WesNkY4ANO