Bachelors of Biomedicine

A degree in biomedicine gives different career openings in various fields such as biotechnology, medical research and the pharmaceutical industry.  Whereas, it also provides a pathway to graduate entry in health courses including physiotherapy and speech pathology, medicine and dentistry. In this course, you can chose electives to understand the human body and make a distinction to human health through an assortment of career ways. You'll learn around the human body, its structure and work, and the emergence of infections. 

You'll investigate the fundamentals of sicknesses such as Alzheimer's infection, malaria and cancer. You'll learn how to attempt and apply biomedical study, create real-world practical abilities and learn how to convey scientific and biomedical science information. 

Biomedicine incorporates aspects of anatomy, organic chemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, heredity, immunology, cell and atomic science, physiology and neuroscience. You can design your course to specialize in any of these areas, providing the opportunity to widen your career prospects.