
This honours degree focuses on the scientific foundations of human structure, function, and health, preparing high-achieving students for advanced study and research. You will gain a deep understanding of the human body at all levels and develop skills to explore real-world health challenges and contribute to new knowledge. As a Dean's Scholar, you'll have access to exclusive networking, enrichment, and mentoring opportunities to enhance your career prospects. The program is designed to be flexible, allowing you to tailor your studies through elective subjects and potential minors in areas like pathophysiology, genetics, immunology, public health, and chemistry.
The first year provides a strong foundation in core sciences. In the second year, you can select electives from a broad range of subjects, allowing you to specialise or explore different areas within medical and health sciences. The fourth year is dedicated to honours research, where you will conduct a significant original research project, developing critical thinking and advanced research skills.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles in healthcare, research, and industry. The program equips you with skills applicable to understanding health and disease, developing therapies, and applying diagnostic methods.
Other English qualifications may be considered. Refer to the UOW English Language Requirements website for full details.
Session fees are for one session. Total course tuition fees are indicative and based on normal course length. Fees are subject to change annually and will be confirmed at the time of offer.