The Bachelor of Clinical Science is designed to help you gain the professional skills you’ll need for a future career in the medical, allied health or medical research professions. You’ll learn the fundamentals of biomedical science before applying your knowledge to a human body system approach, where pathology is taught alongside normal physiology and anatomy. The professional practice units will help develop your skills in critical thinking, problem solving, research, communication and personal reflection. You’ll also have the opportunity to gain invaluable practical experience in a healthcare setting or medical research facility through the capstone/PACE (Professional and Community Engagement) unit. This innovative program can be completed in two years and is ideal for those looking to continue on to a postgraduate medical program.

Career Opportunities With its focus on problem solving, analytical, research and communication skills, this degree will prepare you to pursue a career in medicine, medical research and other healthcare professions. Options include: Health and medical researcher (after further study) Health policy designer or health planner (after further study) Pharmaceutical or biotechnology specialist (after further study) Dentist (after further accredited study) Doctor (after further accredited study) Physiotherapist (after further accredited study) Veterinary surgeon (after further accredited study)