Master Of Advanced Surgery Breast Surgery

The tuition fee is 48,000 AUD per year.

Delivered in collaboration with Breast Surgeons of Australia and New Zealand Inc. (BreastSurgANZ), this specialist programme integrates the latest advancements in breast oncology with practical oncoplastic surgical techniques. It serves as the inaugural formal educational credential for specialist breast surgery in the region, bridging the gap between clinical practice and advanced academic research.

Programme Distinction

The curriculum is designed for Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (or international equivalents) who are currently training or have completed their training in breast surgery. Students engage in a curriculum that balances complex surgical decision-making with the holistic realities of modern multidisciplinary care, including the roles of medical oncologists, radiologists, and geneticists. The programme is taught by leading clinicians and provides a sophisticated understanding of everything from benign breast conditions and risk assessment to advanced Level 1 and 2 oncoplastic surgical manoeuvres.

The learning environment is entirely online, utilising a mix of surgical videos, podcasts, and structured webinars to accommodate the busy schedules of active surgeons. By the end of the programme, participants possess both the technical knowledge and the research capabilities—through a supervised capstone project—to lead in the evolving field of breast surgery.

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