医学科学学士

作为医学专业的学生，​​您将受益于我们的行业联系，经验丰富的员工以及与Sansom健康研究所和UniSA和SA Pathology之间的联盟癌症生物学中心的紧密联系。Sansom健康研究所汇集了国际公认的癌症，药物，神经科学和精神健康，健康的生活方式，人口健康和原住民健康领域的研究。癌症生物学中心对白血病，乳腺癌，前列腺癌，皮肤癌和结肠癌进行了研究。您将有机会参与这些研究领域，与行业专业人士紧密合作并获得宝贵的实践经验。这个灵活的学位为您在各种领域的职业生涯做准备，包括诊断病理学，法医科学，生物技术和研究
Understand how the human body works and the consequences when it malfunctions, such as the onset of diseases. Contribute to the work undertaken to find cures, new therapies and making a difference through clinical trials. Educate the community to demystify complex scientific information and medical research accurately.Health research at UniSA brings together internationally recognised researchers in the areas of cancer, pharmaceuticals, clinical neuroscience and mental health, healthy lifestyles, population health, and Aboriginal health. You will have the opportunity to be involved in these areas of research, work closely with industry professionals and gain valuable practical experience.This flexible degree prepares you with the skills and knowledge to work in the fields of health and medical research, biotechnology and other industries that require medical science knowledge.During the first year you will develop an understanding of biological systems, how the human body functions and will begin to explore research methodologies.During the second and third years you will complete some core courses but will also be able to choose from a range of elective courses, depending on your area of interest.<br><br>Career outcomes - :The Bachelor of Medical Science is a flexible degree that exposes you to the disciplines central to understanding human health and disease. You will have an interest in science and how the human body works at all levels, including how different body systems interact with each other and the environment. You will need to be a problem solver, critical thinker, as well as analytical.There is a wide range of opportunities available for graduates, both in Australia and overseas. Employment opportunities are diverse, and you will be qualified to work in:<br><br>medical or biomedical research: devise and conduct experiments to increase scientific knowledge<br>biotechnology: modify or manipulate living organisms to develop new products, such as pharmaceuticals or biofuels<br>forensic science: compare, analyse and interpret physical evidence using molecular biology techniques<br>medical informatics: develop, maintain and facilitate medical health records for healthcare organisations<br>medical sales representative: promote and sell a company's products, must establish and maintain relationships with customers and stay informed of new medical developments.