Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine

Students in this combined degree develop skills in the handling of patient material, laboratory testing, and analysing clinical results, gaining hands-on experience exploring the world of disease in Murdoch's health precinct.

A range of scholarships may be available, including the Rowe Scientific Chemistry Scholarship for students studying chemistry at undergraduate or honours level with high academic achievement, the Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship for commencing undergraduate science students, and various International Welcome Scholarships offering fee reductions for eligible international students.

Yes, the School of Allied Health offers Research Experience Scholarships for high-performing undergraduate or coursework Masters students, providing the opportunity to work alongside and receive mentoring from innovative research teams within the School of Allied Health.

The School of Medical, Molecular and Forensic Sciences trains students in Biomedical Science, Laboratory Medicine, Forensic Biology and Toxicology, Food Science and Nutrition, and more, offering a range of specialisations for students interested in scientific discovery.

A degree in laboratory medicine from Murdoch can lead to careers that make a difference to the lives of individuals and communities through scientific breakthroughs and disease detection, with graduates equipped to work in clinical laboratory settings and health-related scientific roles.