Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science)

The degree is primarily delivered on campus at Adelaide University, with start dates in February and July.

Graduates are ready to work in either clinical or research settings. You may find yourself developing vaccines, performing diagnostic testing, or conducting laboratory research to solve global health challenges.

With a predicted global shortage of 10 million health workers by 2030 (according to the 2023 WHO Global Monitoring Report), there has never been a more critical time to join this rewarding field.

You will learn from world-leading academics on the forefront of scientific discovery and emerging technologies, explore simulated environments to practise and hone your skills, complete practical placements aligned to your interests, and gain a broad understanding of human health across various disciplines.

Yes, Adelaide University encourages students to gain a broad understanding of human health across various disciplines and tailor their studies to their chosen career path, with practical placements aligned to individual interests.