IELTS Overall: 6.5, Reading: 6, Writing: 6, Listening: 6, Speaking: 6
Medical researchers are a lot like detectives. As they search for leads, uncover clues and ultimately solve mysteries, they also have the thrill of knowing that each scientific discovery they make may turn into a real-world medical treatment. Many current and emerging global challenges are connected to health and medicine, and with health a fast-growing job market, demand is high for those skilled in this field.
The interdisciplinary Bachelor of Medical Sciences will provide you with a broad background in biological, chemical, biomolecular and biomedical sciences – the knowledge and skills you’ll need for a career in health and medical science fields. Whether that be unravelling the molecular building blocks that underpin disease, developing new drugs to treat or cure disease, implementing biosecurity procedures to overcome emerging disease threats, or applying your scientific knowledge to help solve crimes.
CRICOS CODE: 020161F
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Course structure
Introduction to Anatomy
Genes to Organisms
Human Biology
Foundation in Medical Sciences
Foundations of Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences 1
Introductory Statistics
Elective units
Biology Special Interest Project
PACE Experience in Biological Sciences
Engaging the Community in Science
Molecular Sciences Project
Capstone unit
Medical Sciences Capstone
Major
80 credit points
Complete one major from the following options.
Anatomy and Physiology
Genomics and Medical Informatics
Infectious Disease and Biosecurity
Medicinal Chemistry
Biotechnologist
Drug discovery and development researcher
Forensic scientist
Health researcher
Histologist
Hospital scientist
Medical researcher
Medical scientist
Pharmacologist
Scientific officer
OSHC: 530 ($) AUD per year
