Bachelor of Biomedicine (Specialised)

The degree contains four degree-specific extended majors: the Medical Science Extended Major (which includes multiple specialisations in biomedical disciplines and is available to all students), and three extended majors only available to students on an Assured Pathway — Integrated Medical Sciences and Clinical Practice, Integrated Dental Sciences, and Podiatric Health and Medical Sciences.

The Bachelor of Biomedicine (Specialised) has a minimum ATAR requirement of 92. Entry is competitive, with places being awarded to the highest ranked applicants based on their ATAR or equivalent.

The Bachelor of Biomedicine (Specialised) is a specialised, practical degree designed to articulate with UWA's accredited health professional degrees such as Medicine, Dentistry and Podiatry, with a minimum ATAR of 92. The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is a flexible, comprehensive degree offering a wide range of health science disciplines and a broader choice of majors, with a lower minimum ATAR of 80 (or 70 for Broadway schools).

In the third year, students on an Assured Pathway commence their professional speciality units, while those completing the Medical Science Extended Major complete their specialisation units plus two body systems units.

The degree is designed to provide foundational training in the pre-clinical biomedical sciences and prepares students for higher degree health and medical research, graduate entry into a health or medical profession such as Medicine, Dentistry or Podiatry, or both.