Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (Hons)

Biomedical Sciences is a health discipline that combines basic sciences and medical applications, and aims to study the human body and diseases from a scientific and laboratory perspective. The specialization focuses on understanding the causes of diseases and the mechanism of their development, the study of changes that occur in cells, tissues, and organs, in addition to the use of modern laboratory techniques in diagnosing diseases and supporting medical research. The student also acquires skills to work in medical laboratories, analyze biological samples, and conduct laboratory tests accurately according to scientific standards, making him an important element in the health and research system. The student studies in this specialization: Human Biology. Biochemistry. Genetics. Microbiology. Immunology. Pathology. Modern laboratory techniques. Molecular Biology. Scientific research methods and data analysis. Work Ethics in Medical Laboratories.

5.5 in IELTS

Copy of the passport (first page). High school certificate with transcript (translated). Selfie (white background). IELTS certificate, if applicable. Please submit the requirements in PDF format.

Medical Laboratory Specialist. Researcher in Biomedical Sciences. Laboratory Specialist in Hospitals and Health Centers. Working in pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Public Health Laboratory Specialist. Quality Control Officer in Medical and Pharmaceutical Laboratories. Working in research centers and universities. Working in government and health regulatory agencies. Work in forensic laboratories. Complete postgraduate studies in biomedical fields.