Bachelor of Molecular Sciences and Master of Biomedical Science

Graduates can become medical or health practitioners working directly with patients or clients in hospitals or the community, or pursue careers in research, training, policy, planning or management. You can also enter the in-demand health industry through postgraduate qualifications in areas such as clinical pathology, public health, infectious diseases, pharmacy, nutrition, podiatry, optometry, exercise and health, clinical exercise physiology, sport science or audiology.

UWA offers hands-on learning through lab-based learning, industry placements, field trips, and clinical settings, ensuring students are well-prepared for their future careers. The university also features cutting-edge, subject-specific laboratories and training facilities designed to replicate real-world healthcare and research settings, featuring the latest scientific instrumentation and medical simulation technology.

UWA is tightly integrated with Western Australia's health system, public and private health providers, consumer advocacy groups and community health organisations. Students benefit from strong ties with healthcare providers and renowned research institutes, offering placements, guest lectures, networking events, and collaborative opportunities.

UWA is ranked #1 in WA for Anatomy and Physiology, Dentistry, Medicine, Pharmacy and Pharmacology, and Sports-Related Subjects (QS WUR by Subject 2026), #1 in WA for Clinical Medicine (QS WUR by Subject 2026), and is a #77 ranked university in the world (QS World University Rankings 2026).

Students at UWA learn from internationally recognised experts who are leaders in their fields, providing mentorship and insights that shape future healthcare practices and innovations.