COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum information relates to the current academic year and module offerings may be subject to change. To complete Year 1 of the program, students must accumulate 90 ECTS credits through a combination of required and optional modules. Credits represent the academic workload attached to each module, and students must select the appropriate mix to reach the total requirement. A module is an examinable unit of study involving lectures, tutorials, laboratory work, and assessments, each identified by a unique code. The academic year is typically divided into two semesters.The program includes several required modules that form its core foundation. In Semester 1, students must complete Science Communication (5 credits), Applied Biomedical Sciences (10 credits), Tissue Engineering (5 credits), and Introduction to Business (10 credits). These modules integrate scientific knowledge with communication and business awareness, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of biomedical science. In Semester 2, required modules include Materials Science and Biomaterials (5 credits), Regulatory Compliance in Healthcare Manufacturing (10 credits), and Molecular Medicine (5 credits), ensuring students gain expertise in biomaterials, clinical applications, and the regulatory environment governing healthcare industries.Students can tailor their academic pathway through a broad selection of optional modules. Semester 1 options include Human Body Structure, Human Body Function, Fundamental and Applied Concepts in Pharmacology, Radiation and Medical Physics, Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology, Cancer Biology, Healthcare Technologies and Operations Innovations, and a substantial Research and Minor Thesis worth 30 credits. In Semester 2, optional modules include Protein Technology, Advanced Tissue Engineering, Healthcare Regulatory Affairs and Operational Excellence, and Introduction to Bioinformatics.Overall, the curriculum combines biomedical science, engineering principles, regulatory knowledge, and business insight, preparing graduates for diverse roles in research, healthcare services, medical technologies, and the biopharmaceutical sector.