Doctor of Medical Science (Honoris Causa)

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An honorary degree is the highest honour conferred by the University. It is awarded without the need for completion of the usual requirements of the degree – honoris causa is 'for the sake of the honour' in Latin.

The Doctor of Medical Science (Honoris Causa) is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of Medical Science and to society.

2018

^{Dr Gabriele Medley AM}

^{Professor Li Wu}

2017

^{Professor James Bishop AO}

^{Emeritus Professor Henry G Burger AO}

^{Professor Kate Leslie AO}

^{Professor Kathryn North AM}

2016

^{Professor Leonard (Len) Charles Harrison}

^{Professor Helen E Herrman}

^{Professor Donald James Bourne St John AM}

^{Professor Christine Kilpatrick}

^{Professor Richard George Pestell}

2015

^{Professor Julie Cliff AO}

^{Dr (Olga) Margaret Garson AO}

^{Professor S Yati Soenarto}

^{Dr John Wilcox Stocker AO}

2014

^{Professor Emeritus Ian Gust AO}

^{Professor Marion Peters}

^{The Reverend Dr Ruth Redpath AO}

^{Professor Emeritus Bruce Singh AM}

^{Professor Dato' Dr Khalid Yusoff}

2013

^{Professor Emeritus Norman Beischer AO}

^{Professor John Funder AO}

^{Professor Christina Mitchell}

^{Associate Professor Jill Sewell}

^{Professor Ivo Vellar}

2012

^{Professor Ian Philip Smith Anderson}

^{Professor Lorraine Dennerstein AO}

^{Professor Sir Marc Feldmann}

^{Dr Joanna Flynn AM}

^{Mr James Stuart Guest AM OBE VRD}

^{Dr Sandra Michelle Hacker AO}

^{Dr Margaret Mary Henderson OBE}

^{Professor John Mathews}

^{Dr Hugh David Niall}

^{Professor Emeritus Richard Alan Smallwood AO}

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