Medical science is growing rapidly and innovations in research, technology and medicine contribute to the health and wellness of the population as life expectancy rises. Students will learn about the basis for human disease, its detection and the range of scientific endeavours to treat disease and improve health.

The Bachelor of Medical Science is an entry pathway to many highly sought careers such as medicine and other health professions through postgraduate study. The course will also provide a pathway for graduates to enter careers in medical research and development, the health industry and education. As the complexity of healthcare increases there will be a greater need for medical science graduates to support the continuum of health service delivery from community-based projects to highly specialised laboratories.

The Bachelor of Medical Science requires students to complete a total of 360 credit points (twenty four units).

Standard university admissions requirements apply.

The Bachelor of Medical Science requires students to complete a total of 360 credit points  (24 units) over three years of full-time study or the part-time equivalent. The first year of the course consists of 120 credit points (8 units) which are compulsory core units.  Following the completion of the core units, students commence study in a Major, which comprises 240 credit points (16 units).