The University of Melbourne
3 years full time / 6 years part time
The Bachelor of Biomedicine lays the foundation for new generations of biomedical experts to lead the revolution in medicine. With extensive core subjects covering a broad range of professional health pathways, this degree prepares you for a wide variety of careers in the health sciences, biomedical research, and related fields.
The Bachelor of Biomedicine has a guaranteed ATAR of 93.00 for 2026 and a lowest selection rank of 91.00 in 2025 (guide only). Access Melbourne entry schemes are available.
The Biomedicine degree includes extensive core subjects covering a broad range of professional health pathways, including anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and other biomedical science disciplines. In the third year, students take on more clinical (Biomedicine: Molecules to Malady) or population (Frontiers in Biomedicine) focused subjects to tie together the elements of their biomedicine journey.
The University of Melbourne is a leading research-intensive university, with the School of Biomedical Sciences receiving more than $56 million in research funding annually. This provides extensive postgraduate opportunities for students to help advance human health across the globe.
The Bachelor of Biomedicine prepares students for a range of health-related postgraduate programs, specialized graduate research, and careers contributing to the advancement of human health. Graduates can pursue professional careers in medicine and the health sciences, biomedical research, or a variety of roles in the biomedical sciences, depending on their chosen major.
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