The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is a structured but flexible undergraduate degree that students can tailor to their interests and skills as they progress through the course.
The compulsory core units cover fundamental scientific and biomedical concepts including studies in cell biology, anatomy, physiology, chemistry, biochemistry, research design and methodology, and remote, Indigenous, and global health. In many of these units you will study alongside students from other courses including paramedicine. exercise and sports science, and health science, broadening your perspective on the application of these core concepts.
Students also complete specialist electives from their choice of specialisation which aligns with their specific interests- Medical Science, Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Science, or Health. Many units include laboratory classes to give students hands-on experience and understanding of a range of practical skills. Areas of study can include microbiology, immunology, molecular biology, haematology, clinical chemistry, histology, epidemiology, health promotion, and public health.
General Electives offer students a chance to broaden the scope of their studies, with the ability to choose from the range of units offered at the university.
The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is designed to be flexible with full-time and part-time study options and many units with flexible delivery options, enabling students to effective balance their studies alongside all the other important aspects of their lives.
