Should you study Biomedical Science?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2017
- Does the human body intrigue you? Are you looking for a pathway into medicine? Our Bachelor of Health (Biomedical Science) covers physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology and molecular biology topics to equip you for your biomedical career. You will gain skills in medical laboratory techniques, produce scientific reports for biomedical experiments and research. You can choose to study your biomedical degree online or enjoy the USQ on-campus experience.
Discover more: www.usq.edu.au/study/degrees/...
so should I study it? The video never said if you should
The decision is of course up to you Dope Savage! However, if you do decide to study Biomedical Science, the above video shows you just what you can dabble in and what current students of our Bachelor of Health (Biomedical Science) have gained from studying! - The USQ Team.
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you're the one to decide it
Is it possible to get job in bachelor of biomedical science from University of Southern Queensland
I wish i could do this...
You can brother! Do it! I believe in you!
How would you use this degree to transfer? Would you need to complete this course to transfer or can you do it for a year then transfer (as I have heard)? Thank you :)
Hi username, thank you for your comment. There is an opportunity to complete 1-2 semesters and with a very competitive GPA you can apply for entry into an Undergraduate Medical Degree. We hope this helps! If you have any further questions, please reach out. Thanks, The USQ Team.
hi, is the GPA the only criteria? Will there be a interview or a requirement of UMAT? :)
Hi Ziyan Zhao, thanks for your comment. We recommend looking at the Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences as a pathway to prepare for the UMAT which will assist in satisfying the requirements to transfer. If you have any further questions feel free to contact us at study@usq.edu.au. Thanks, The USQ Team.
Hello , I wanted to know if I can apply for a post graduate course in Biomedical science after I graduate with a bachelors of Biotechnology?
Also how Biomedical science & Biomedical engineering differ from each other ?
Hi Trisha, thank you for your comment. To ensure all information provided is correct we would recommend that you contact our admissions team at study@usq.edu.au for further information on the entry requirements and course specifications. We wish you all the best with the remainder of your Bachelors degree! - The USQ Team.
Nice
Good for you & your family's personnel health as well... “Science is the first emanation from God toward man. All created things embody the potentiality of material perfection, but the power of intellectual investigation and scientific acquisition is a higher virtue specialized to man alone." ~ Baha'i Faith
Actually I'm doing my 12th right now...and am thinking of opting career in medical, but what i noticed is I'm better in practical stuff and am really interested in finding out new things so should i go for MBBS or biomedical sciences
Can anyone please tell me what's the difference between biomedical science and medical laboratory science. And if I finished biomedical science can I work in diagnostic laboratories in hospitals or in any medical center ??
Hi HusseinPlays,
What great questions you have asked! To help put some A's to your Q's, USQ’s Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS) gives graduates work-ready skills in transfusion science, microbiology, haematology, histopathology and clinical biochemistry for a career as a medical laboratory scientist.
Through USQ’s Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (BBSC) you will study human anatomy and physiology, microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, genetics, cell and molecular biology, nutrition and biochemistry through engaging courses with practical applications using both workplace and laboratory research opportunities. You will become proficient in biomedical science laboratory techniques and find solutions to authentic medical problems.
If you aspire to study medicine our Bachelor of Biomedical Science will give you broad knowledge to assist should you wish to undertake the Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT), into medicine.
Please let us know if you have any further questions or need any further clarification about our programs.
Kind Regards,
The USQ Team
Q: can you get a master's in biomedical engineering if you have a bachelor's degree in biomedical technology ?
Hi, great question! We recommend contacting our USQ Study department for more information regarding this: www.usq.edu.au/contact. Be sure to let us know if there is anything else that we can help you with. - SRO Sam.
A fellow classmate went for a Master's in Biomedical Engineering after a Master's in Biomedical Sciences (Uni level). He had to do a bridge year to catch up with Maths. So my best guess is that it will require the same for your plan!
How much is the pay do Biomedical scientiest get? Yearly?
Hi Kelly, thank you for your comment. I would recommend checking out the Australian Governments My Future website myfuture.edu.au/ This website gives indication of annual pay and job prospects over the coming years. If you have any further questions, please reach out. - The USQ Team
usqedu Is it similar to BioChemistry?
unfortunately very little for the amount of time studying and expertise required
You start off slightly below average wage (£24,500[?] and average is £29,500)
I made a video on this on my channel (th-cam.com/video/4NNVJGPdCPw/w-d-xo.html). Note that it concerns MLT job function only! To make things more complicated: in the UK, a Biomedical Scientist is often synonymous with MLT (medical lab tech), the latter which is more common global or in the US/Canada. How interpret it is regardless of the level you graduate, you are a Biomedical Scientist if you have a degree in Biomedical Science or Biomedical Lab Technology. The job function you do could then be an MLT (in a medical lab), or a Research associate (for instance in pharma/biotech/industry labs), both possible as a BA or MA (but check if accreditation is needed!), and then you have Biomedical Researchers (if you are doing/completed a PhD), which typically go into either academic post-doc/professor positions, or as scientists/managers in industry or government. I'm preparing another video with job roles and salaries for Biomedical Researchers (PhD level). Welcome to subscribe if you might be interested :). Cheers! PS: there's sooooo many factors determining your future salary! Location, specific company, prior experience, how good you can negotiate ;), etc. :D
If I were to study Biomedicine, would it help to create a path for me to work in the pharmacy field?
Hi Lolita, thank you for your comment. The Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences prepares graduates for a career in medical research and development in either the public or private sector in pharmaceutical and diagnostic laboratories, sales and consulting. This degree is also a perfect stepping stone for students wanting to enter courses offered at other universities such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy and veterinary science, or for further study in research higher degrees such as PhD and Masters programs. For more information regarding studying a Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences at USQ please use the following link: www.usq.edu.au/study/degrees/bachelor-of-biomedical-sciences or send an email through to study@usq.edu.au - The USQ Team.
@@usqedu so can someone work in a pharmaceutical company with a biomedical sciences degree
Is this also a pathway into medicine ?
Hi Penelope, our Bachelor of Biomedical Science will give you broad knowledge to assist you if you decide to take the Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT), into medicine. - The USQ Team
Is it the same as medical lab technology
Hi Marie, for all our information on Biomedical Science, please visit the following link: www.usq.edu.au/handbook/current/health-community/BBSC.html. -The USQ Team
Great promotional video! Videos like these are needed to attract young students to Biomedical Science! I'm promoting Biomed in general through my channel. Nice research on the tissue engineering by the way ;)
Hi Biomed Master, Thanks so much for your positive feedback! The Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences is just one of the many engaging and insightful degrees we offer here at USQ. Please let us know if you have any further questions regarding Biomedical Sciences. - The USQ Team
Can I become a doctor if I study biomedical sciences? I need some advices because I want to study in Netherlands as a international student.
Hi there, thanks for your comment! To find out all about what USQ's Biomedical Science course involves and offers, follow this link: bit.ly/2KfLbZD. However, if you are needing more information, please email international@usq.edu.au. - The USQ Team.
Doctor as in Physician? Or doctor as in PhD holder? In the first case: go directly for med school. Second: go biomedical and aim for a PhD to become a researcher :)
Is it difficult to study?
not really you just have to be good at remembering things
Hi, could you/or somebody could tell me if with just a biomedical science degree I can get a job and work?
Hi Eduardo, to find out more about different job prospects and opportunities, we suggest getting in contact with the USQ Careers team at Student Services. Did you know they offer free appointments? - The USQ Team
Yes you can. You can become a biomedical/clinical scientist or a person who works with blood samples and tissues in a lab. You can also become a physician associate and a couple of health care scientist roles. You could also progress onto a medicine degree if your honoured with a 1st class and become a doctor of medcine. It's a good way to get into a business degree As Well funnily enough
try pharmacy.Biomedical sciences is not cool
Hi Ed, thanks for your thoughts, there are many different career paths and opportunities within science. For a full list of the degrees available at USQ, check out our website: www.usq.edu.au/study - The USQ Team
Eduardo Junior A
you can take job after that
Hi Simin, thanks for your comment. The Bachelor of Health (Biomedical Science) prepares graduates for a variety of different careers. Information about the program and career outcomes can be found on our website: bit.ly/2oav2Y1. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions. - SRO Sam