COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Pre-Medicine, Science and Health is a three-year undergraduate degree comprising a total of 144 credit points, designed to provide a strong academic and practical foundation for students aspiring to enter medicine or other health and biomedical science careers. The program is structured so that students complete 48 credit points per year across first, second, and third year, ensuring steady progression in knowledge and skills. In the first year, students are introduced to core subjects in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and foundational health sciences, building essential scientific understanding of the human body and health systems. In the second year, learning becomes more advanced, focusing on areas such as pharmacology, public health, medical ethics, and disease mechanisms, while strengthening laboratory and analytical skills. The third year consolidates knowledge and prepares students for higher-level study or professional pathways, with increased emphasis on applied biomedical science and research-based learning. A key feature of the degree is the Biomolecular Medicine major, which accounts for 54 credit points under MAJ44300. This major focuses on rapidly evolving fields such as proteomics, genetic engineering, and molecular analysis, which are central to modern drug development, vaccines, and medical innovation. Overall, the program prepares students for competitive entry into medicine and provides pathways into biomedical research, biotechnology, and further postgraduate study.