Bachelor of Medical Bioscience — Monash University Malaysia. 3 years, on campus at Subang, English medium. Intake February, July, and October. Entry (examples): UEC — ≤5; MUFY — 67.5%; ATAR — contact us; A-Level — 8; or other qualification (contact us). English: IELTS 6.5 CEFR C1 or C2 PTE 58 (contact us for details). Fees (indicative): Tuition RM 154,080, Application RM 100, Registration RM 200, General amenities RM 900 (domestic total RM 155,280 before scholarships). PTPTN (three-year indicative tiers): choose Maximum / 75% / 50% below, then add scholarships and voucher to estimate your net payable. Final eligibility is subject to PTPTN approval. Gao Kao (60%) applies to international students only—select International Student above to view it.
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Careers: clinical laboratories, forensic science, medical / healthcare / insurance industry, regulatory affairs and quality assurance.
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These studies provide the scientific foundations for a career in biomedical science with a focus on medical/molecular diagnostics and medical biotechnology. You will gain knowledge in areas of biology, recombinant DNA technology, molecular biology, microbiology, chemistry and skills in diagnostic techniques, clinical work practices and scientific communication. You will gain an understanding of the core elements of modern science by looking back at scientific discovery through history and the skills to assess the validity of scientific information. The focus of these studies is skills development and professional application and practice in the laboratory and workplaces.
The focus of these studies is scientific principles, concepts and skills in areas of science relevant to the field of biomedical science. These include anatomy, human physiology, immunology, cellular metabolism/biochemistry, medical microbiology, pathology, pharmacology, physiology of human health systems and the functional immune system of multicellular organisms and the disease states that result from pathogen infection and from autoimmunity. You will learn about how the human body systems act together to perform complex body function.
The internship provides a minimum of eight weeks work-based training in hospitals and medical research centres in which you will have the opportunity to integrate the various strands of your learning in a real work place.
This will enable you to further your knowledge in your choice of units from any faculty, including units offered for other science courses.
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