IELTS (Academic): minimum overall score of 6.0 with no sub-score below 5.5; or,
TOEFL: minimum overall score of 80 (internet-based test); or,
Pearson Test of English: minimum score of 50 (with a 'Communicative score' of not less than 42); or,
EAP: minimum final scores of 4,4,4,3; or,
C1 Advanced (Previously - Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)) or C2 Proficiency (Previously – Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE)) with a score of 169 or higher, with each skill score no less than 162.; or,
New Zealand Certificates in English Language (NZCEL): Level 4 (Academic); or,
NZAPA: English New Zealand Accredited Pathway Assessment Level 2 (with no skill lower than Level 1)
Immerse yourself in science
The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is a three-year undergraduate degree that will give you a basic understanding of molecular and cell biology, along with the research skills you need to start your journey towards a career in biomedical science.
To find out more about career opportunities with the Bachelor of Biomedical Science, see What can I do with my degree in Cell and Molecular Bioscience, Biomedical Science.
You'll study the relationships between humans, health and disease, and look at real-life health and medical issues like new diseases, or old diseases that resist treatment. Other areas you'll study are the role of molecular biology in health, drug design and clinical testing.
Covering the entirety of human life, from reproduction to ageing, including microbiology and pharmacology, you'll gain a solid understanding of the world of biomedical science.
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First year
You'll study six core 100-level courses that cover the basics of cell biology—how the body is put together, and animal and human physiology—how the body functions. You'll look at the biology of disease and you'll study related areas like Chemistry, Psychology and Statistics.
You'll build on the foundations of your first year, studying molecular biology and advanced physiology. You'll do some biochemistry and learn about the genetic make-up of disease. You have to complete three 200-level courses plus the core courses required for your chosen major.
Third year
During your third year you'll be drawing on the solid understanding you have of the concepts and vocabulary of Biomedical Science. You'll have skills in critical thinking, creative thinking and communication, and be able to ask informed questions.
Health Insurance: 600 per year
