Bachelor of Medical Science
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About the Course
During the first year you will develop an understanding of biological systems, how the human body functions and will begin to explore research methodologies. During the second and third years you will complete some core courses but will also be able to choose from a range of elective courses, depending on your area of interest. You can choose from areas such as: molecular biology microbiology immunology human disease human nutrition genetics and reproductive physiology pharmacology infection and immunity cancer biology. Students may also choose a course that enables them to join one of the University's research groups and undertake a short research project providing students with experience in a research environment. Some of the research projects our students are currently undertaking include the relationship between nut consumption and biomarkers of cardiometabolic health in children, the role of inflammation in the link between traumatic brain injury and dementia, and antimicrobial resistance in residential aged care facilities. Throughout the program, you will develop important transferable skills including writing scientific literature reviews and presenting work to an audience.
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