
This Bachelor of Science with Honours degree in Biomedical Sciences explores how the human body functions in both health and disease, examining biological processes from a molecular level up to the level of organs and systems. Biomedical scientists play a crucial role in advancing healthcare by researching diseases, developing new diagnostic methods, and creating innovative treatments. This program will equip you with practical research and laboratory experience, fostering strong scientific, experimental, and problem-solving skills. You will contribute to the global effort to improve human health and combat illness. The program offers a common foundation in Years 1 and 2, followed by specialized study from Year 3. In Year 4, you can choose to focus on a specific area of interest such as anatomy and development, reproductive biology, pharmacology, neuroscience, or infectious diseases. The 4-year structure provides flexibility, allowing you to explore subjects outside your core degree in the initial years and potentially tailor your specialization as your interests evolve.
The Biomedical Sciences program shares a common structure in Years 1 and 2, providing a strong foundation in knowledge, skills, and scientific understanding. From Year 3 onwards, you will delve deeper into your chosen subject area, with the flexibility to change your specialization at the end of Years 2 and 3. This structure allows you to tailor your degree as your interests develop.
Reductions in tuition fees may apply for students undertaking an exchange or placement year abroad, depending on the duration and type of placement. Specific details for 2026-27 are available, but are subject to annual review.