This year, twice as many applicants to medicine will be invited to admission interviews via quota 2 as previously. Therefore, more assessors are also needed. Interested members of academic staff from the Departments of Biomedicine, Public Health and Clinical Medicine can sign up as assessors now.
2017.01.12 |
Can the coming medical doctors listen and collaborate and are they are robust enough to cope with both the degree programme and the ensuing life of a medical doctor? This is what Multiple Mini Interviews or MMIs help to determine when the coming medical students at AU apply for admission via quota 2.
Last autumn, the Dean's Office decided to make the new quota 2 admission procedure to the medical degree programme permanent. This year, twice as many quota 2 applicants will be invited to the MMI interviews – a total of 384 – which will make it possible to recruit the very best students.
"Last year, there was a great deal of interest in being an assessor, and we received a lot of positive feedback from those who participated. I hope that even more will sign up this year and help to make sure that Health recruits the very best students," says Vice-dean for Education Charlotte Ringsted.
A total of 174 assessors are required. The departments coordinate the registration procedure and interested members of academic staff will be informed by their departments about how they can become an assessor.
Special Consultant and Project Manager Inge Hougaard Ipsen
Health Studies Administration, Aarhus University
Direct tel.: (+45) 8716 8363
Email: ihi@au.dk