Bachelor's in Medicine & Health Sciences in New Zealand
There are 5 bachelor's Medicine & Health Sciences programmes for international students across 3 universities in New Zealand. Tuition ranges from €18k to €19k. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Biomedical Science Major - Bachelor of Science
The Biomedical Science major within the Bachelor of Science program at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is designed for students passionate about the rapidly evolving fields of medical and health science. This program explores how advancements in biomedical science and biotechnology are revolutionizing areas like agriculture, pharmaceuticals, veterinary science, and medical research. You will gain a strong foundation in fundamental physiology and biomedical research, using cutting-edge laboratory techniques and equipment unique to AUT in New Zealand. This major delves into the core principles of biomedicine, drawing from chemistry, human health, pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, and molecular biology. The curriculum covers future trends in diagnostics, drug discovery and delivery, human systems, and exciting advances such as gene editing and nanotechnology, preparing you for a career in a high-demand industry. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, providing access to specialist biomedical labs and a wide array of advanced scientific instruments.
Paramedicine Major - Bachelor of Health Science
The Paramedicine major, part of the Bachelor of Health Science degree at Auckland University of Technology (AUT), prepares you for a highly trusted and rewarding career in emergency medical services. This program focuses on developing the critical skills needed by paramedics who often work independently in challenging environments, making complex decisions under pressure. You will gain extensive practical experience through clinical placements and learn from experienced professionals in the field. This degree is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical expertise required to become an Intermediate Life Support (ILS) Paramedic. You'll engage with a curriculum taught by a diverse faculty, including intensive care paramedics, emergency nurses, and medical specialists, ensuring a comprehensive and current education in paramedicine.
Frequently asked questions
How many Medicine & Health Sciences programmes are there in New Zealand?
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5 across 3 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.