The University of Queensland (UQ) has launched an ambitious Indigenous Student Enrolment Strategy aiming to double the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students in its Doctor of Medicine (MD) program by 2030. The goal is to enroll 100 Indigenous students by 2030, with an initial target of 25 students per year starting in 2027. This initiative addresses the significant underrepresentation of First Nations doctors, as current enrollment stands at approximately 4.5% of the MD cohort. Professor Thelma Parker, Associate Dean of Indigenous Engagement, emphasized the need for a bold target, stating that incremental changes are insufficient for improving health outcomes for First Nations peoples. The strategy will incorporate culturally safe pathways and enhanced outreach activities, including Indigenous-led interview panels to maintain equity in admissions. Additionally, it aims to create a supportive environment for Indigenous students through partnerships with local communities and health services. Professor Riitta Partanen noted that this initiative represents a generational shift in medical education at UQ.