Murdoch University Preparation Course - Accelerated (069100D) Transfer to Bachelor of Science - Medical, Molecular and Forensic Sciences (B1380) (0101675)

In Biomedical Science students will explore human disease and its treatment and prevention, and learn both fundamental and specific laboratory techniques required across the medical fields, including in medical research. Or they’ll learn about medical technology and gain analytical skills needed to succeed in medical diagnosis in Clinical Laboratory Science.

Majoring in Forensic Biology and Toxicology will see students learn to apply scientific thinking to investigate crime and even participate in simulated crime cases. Students will discover the molecular basis of genetics and how to analyse and manipulate genes in the process of genetic engineering if they decide to major in Genetics and Molecular Biology.

Students will also have the opportunity to increase their scope by choosing minors across other disciplines including anatomy, biology, bioinformatics, pharmacology, ethics, or science communication. Murdoch's leading academics will guide and mentor students, as they explore the human body, forensic investigation, and/or DNA and genetics in-depth through extensive hands-on practical classes.