Australian National University (ANU)
3 years full-time
Explore the human body through genetics, immunology, nutrition, physiology, microbiology, biochemistry and anatomy. This three-year undergraduate program prepares you for careers in medical research, medicine, pharmacology, physiotherapy, nutrition or forensic science.
Domestic applicants must achieve an ATAR of 85 or International Baccalaureate score of 33. Chemistry is a prerequisite subject (Chemistry SL or HL for IB students). Students who do not meet the chemistry requirement can undertake a bridging course in February. English language proficiency is required for all applicants. International applicants must meet equivalent selection ranks based on their qualifications.
The program requires 144 units including compulsory courses in Foundations of Life, Diversity of Life, General Microbiology, Genes: Replication and Expression, Biochemistry and Nutrition, Medical Science in the Workplace, Chemistry 1 and Chemistry 2. Students must complete Anatomy and Physiology courses, quantitative research skills courses, and a minimum of 24 units from 3000-level biomedical courses including Advances in Medical and Plant Biochemistry, Hallmarks of Cancer, Infection and Immunity, Genomics and its Applications, and Biomedical Imaging. The program includes research project options, elective studies, and transdisciplinary problem-solving courses.
ANU is Australia's national university and ranks among the world's finest institutions. The program is led by experienced biomedical scientists and health professionals actively developing innovative treatments and vaccines. ANU's nearly 100,000 alumni include political, business, government and academic leaders worldwide. The university offers internship opportunities, vertical double degree pathways, and flexible study options including the opportunity to combine this degree with another undergraduate program.
Graduates can pursue careers in medical research, clinical medicine, pharmacology, physiotherapy, nutrition and dietetics, forensic science, and biomedical sciences. The degree provides a foundation for further postgraduate study in medicine and related health professions. Opportunities include roles in research institutions, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, government health agencies, and academic positions.
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