Master of Biomedical Science (MBiomedSc)
Health Studies
A course by
University of Auckland
Develop expertise in biomedical science to advance human health through innovative approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of disease, with a focus on research and practical applications.
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Core skills this course teaches
Conduct original biomedical research
Design, perform, and communicate results of original biomedical research under supervision.
Apply biomedical science knowledge
Utilise advanced biological and biomedical principles to address human health challenges.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Biomedical Science (MBiomedSc) is designed to equip high-achieving graduates with the skills to undertake and communicate biomedical research. Students have the opportunity to work under leading scientists in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Faculty of Science, and the Liggins Institute. Graduates gain research expertise enabling contributions to fields such as drug discovery, genomics, immunology, and cancer biology, making a potential impact on health and wellbeing at community and global levels.
Course Content
- Biomedical science fundamentals
- Human body systems
- Mechanisms of disease
- Research design and analysis in biomedical science
- Project design in biomedical science
- Thesis research (120 points core for both pathways)
- Elective courses (relevant to biomedical science fields)
- Advancements in drug discovery, immunology, genomics, microbiology, neuroscience, molecular medicine, and cancer biology
What you need to know first
For the 120-point programme: completion of a relevant postgraduate qualification (e.g., PGDipSci or equivalent in Biological Sciences, Biomedical Science, or related field).
For the 240-point programme: completion of an undergraduate degree in a health or science-related discipline.
Find these employment opportunities
Research scientist (universities, research institutes, private sector pharmaceutical/biotechnology industries)Roles in health research and developmentTechnical roles in genomics, drug discovery, or molecular biology
