School of Psychiatry
The School of Psychiatry is widely reputed as the pre-eminent psychiatric research department in the country, and one of the leading university groups internationally.
Since its establishment over 75 doctorates (MD or PhD) have been completed under the supervision of School academics, with many of the successful candidates going on to leading university positions around Australia in both psychiatry and psychology. More ....
What's On
- Academic Meeting & Forum Programs
Postgraduate Study Opportunities Associated Research Groups Research Studies Seeking Volunteer Participants
Research Positions & PhD Scholarships
International Medical Student - Clinical Opportunities
http://www.med.unsw.edu.au/medweb.nsf/page/Clerkships
| Media Items & Special Events
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UNSWorld - Alumni Magazine (June 2010 - Issue 12)
"Screening to Safeguard Young Lives" - Page 17
Features Mona Taouk
"Demistifying Depression" - Page 17
Features Gordon Parker
Read the Articles in UNSWorld - (Use arrows on bottom right to turn pages)
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| Nine MSN - (Published: 13 Jul 2010)
"Refugees' mental health at risk: expert"(Article by Danny Rose)
Features Dr Zachary Steel
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| Insight - SBS Television (Aired: 11 May 2010)
Anxiety - What is it and can it be cured?
Featuring Professor Gavin Andrews.
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| "Taxing the body,helping the hip pocket" - Uniken (May/June Issue, Pg 13)
While prevention is better than cure, that approach has gone largely unheeded among Australians, writes Dr Michael Valenzuela, Research Fellow in the School of Psychiatry.
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| "Pushing ahead" - Uniken (May June Issue, Pg 14)
In Australia people with disability often live on the fringes of society. But as Dani Cooper reports, the work of UNSW researchers is ensuring their voices are heard.
Features Associate Professor Julian Trollor & Professor Rhoshel Lenroot
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| Think again: Reinterpreting the brain (Sydney Morning Herald Online - 1 April 2010)
The old textbook diagram of the human brain with dotted lines and labels like ''speech'' or ''vision'' is becoming obsolete......
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| Don't condemn patients to park bench or prison (The Australian 19 March 2010)
Who cares about acute psychiatric beds? Nobody apparently. That is, nobody does until they need one.
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| Brainiac Wins Fulbright.
UNSW News: She's a whizz at maths, has Honours degrees in physics and fine arts and is studying for a doctorate in neuroscience: now Angela Langdon has won a prestigious scholarship to help her develop a mathematical model of the brain.
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