36 monthsProgramme duration
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Learn the sciences that underpin human medicine. Your studies include core subjects across a breadth of biomedical sciences, including anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, neuroscience, genetics, immunology, and microbiology.
In addition, this degree offers a choice of two majors that provide specialist knowledge and skills in either Medical Research, or Medical Sciences. You can also choose to study both majors, greatly broadening your career options upon graduation.
Our biomedicine course is designed and taught by active medical researchers at the Tasmanian School of Medicine and the School of Health Sciences. It also draws on the expertise of our specialist research and teaching institutes: the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, and the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre. As the single university for Tasmania, we provide unparalleled access and connection to the local community, health system, and institutes. This means that throughout your studies you are learning from experts who are directly engaged with the health sector both locally, nationally, and internationally.
We also provide access to the global knowledgebase of research groups, institutes, and organisations through our ongoing collaborations and research. You’ll develop valuable knowledge, skills and confidence in research methodology, scientific observation, and analysis, and advance your ability to identify and solve problems, think critically, and communicate science to a broad audience.
You can combine this degree with our accredited Master of Laboratory Medicine, and graduate with two professional degrees with just four-years of full time study. The Bachelor of Biomedicine also provides a pathway to studies in allied health.
In addition, this degree offers a choice of two majors that provide specialist knowledge and skills in either Medical Research, or Medical Sciences. You can also choose to study both majors, greatly broadening your career options upon graduation.
Our biomedicine course is designed and taught by active medical researchers at the Tasmanian School of Medicine and the School of Health Sciences. It also draws on the expertise of our specialist research and teaching institutes: the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, and the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre. As the single university for Tasmania, we provide unparalleled access and connection to the local community, health system, and institutes. This means that throughout your studies you are learning from experts who are directly engaged with the health sector both locally, nationally, and internationally.
We also provide access to the global knowledgebase of research groups, institutes, and organisations through our ongoing collaborations and research. You’ll develop valuable knowledge, skills and confidence in research methodology, scientific observation, and analysis, and advance your ability to identify and solve problems, think critically, and communicate science to a broad audience.
You can combine this degree with our accredited Master of Laboratory Medicine, and graduate with two professional degrees with just four-years of full time study. The Bachelor of Biomedicine also provides a pathway to studies in allied health.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Learn the sciences that underpin human medicine. Your studies include core subjects across a breadth of biomedical sciences, including anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, neuroscience, genetics, immunology, and microbiology.
In addition, this degree offers a choice of two majors that provide specialist knowledge and skills in either Medical Research, or Medical Sciences. You can also choose to study both majors, greatly broadening your career options upon graduation.
Our biomedicine course is designed and taught by active medical researchers at the Tasmanian School of Medicine and the School of Health Sciences. It also draws on the expertise of our specialist research and teaching institutes: the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, and the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre. As the single university for Tasmania, we provide unparalleled access and connection to the local community, health system, and institutes. This means that throughout your studies you are learning from experts who are directly engaged with the health sector both locally, nationally, and internationally.
We also provide access to the global knowledgebase of research groups, institutes, and organisations through our ongoing collaborations and research. You’ll develop valuable knowledge, skills and confidence in research methodology, scientific observation, and analysis, and advance your ability to identify and solve problems, think critically, and communicate science to a broad audience.
You can combine this degree with our accredited Master of Laboratory Medicine, and graduate with two professional degrees with just four-years of full time study. The Bachelor of Biomedicine also provides a pathway to studies in allied health.
In addition, this degree offers a choice of two majors that provide specialist knowledge and skills in either Medical Research, or Medical Sciences. You can also choose to study both majors, greatly broadening your career options upon graduation.
Our biomedicine course is designed and taught by active medical researchers at the Tasmanian School of Medicine and the School of Health Sciences. It also draws on the expertise of our specialist research and teaching institutes: the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, and the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre. As the single university for Tasmania, we provide unparalleled access and connection to the local community, health system, and institutes. This means that throughout your studies you are learning from experts who are directly engaged with the health sector both locally, nationally, and internationally.
We also provide access to the global knowledgebase of research groups, institutes, and organisations through our ongoing collaborations and research. You’ll develop valuable knowledge, skills and confidence in research methodology, scientific observation, and analysis, and advance your ability to identify and solve problems, think critically, and communicate science to a broad audience.
You can combine this degree with our accredited Master of Laboratory Medicine, and graduate with two professional degrees with just four-years of full time study. The Bachelor of Biomedicine also provides a pathway to studies in allied health.
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3 Years
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