Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Course Overview

Biomedical scientists provide the foundation of modern healthcare and assist in developing treatments for diseases. Through cancer screening, diagnosing HIV, designing new drugs and managing food poisoning and infection control, biomedical scientists are making incredible advances in modern medical science. Working in partnership with doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals, they carry out clinical tests, evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and research the causes and cures for disease. By understanding how the human body works and what goes wrong in disease, biomedical scientists apply their knowledge to develop new treatments.

Entry Requirements

complete a qualification accepted by UQ - Queensland Year 12 or an equivalent qualification Program highlights Learn from UQ researchers who are leaders in modern biomedical science, and benefit from their knowledge. Graduate with a well-grounded and wide range of knowledge to enter a rewarding career in modern biomedical science. Use the program as a pathway to study medicine or allied health programs.

English Requirements

Additional Information

• Offers Scholarship
• Requires Intership
• Has Bridging Program

Estimated Job Roles

Biomedical engineer, Prosthetic/orthotic technician, Medical device engineer, IVF scientist, Embryologist, Medical laboratory scientist

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