Bachelor of Health and Medical Science. Prepare for a diverse range of rewarding careers

Do you want to join Australia’s largest and fastest growing sector and make an impact in the health industry? Charles Sturt’s versatile and flexible health and medical science degree can help you get there.

Prepare yourself for a diverse range of career opportunities in microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, clinical laboratory science, health wellness and promotion, medical sales, public and community health. Or build the foundation for further studies in postgraduate medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy or speech pathology. Hear from our students and academics about the advantages of studying our broad-based health and medical science course, whether you choose to study on campus in Orange or 100% online.

With the Bachelor of Health and Medical Science, you’ll graduate with well-rounded knowledge to prepare you for a rewarding career in health.

[ЮлияШикова-фм]

I did 2 years of this course and I absolutely loved it, Wagga is a beautiful place. Thank you Dr. Abi!

[baljinderkaur]

is this course available for international students?

[AsraeaGKaletean]

No you have to do in-group in-class one on two to three clinical laboratory placements as this will deepen your knowledge of every cerebral & cardiovascular disease & genetic malformation in the body, plus you get see in person the lecturer's who are MD or PhD affiliated which also act as your role models who could be future mentors in your PhD journey, this is important as it builds a network around your daily structure in life and offers you doorways into good programs with employers. Now, for international students, the Hon Peter Dutton now reinstated yesterday that his limitations on international student numbers are diminishing as his offer to the government is "we will now limit the placement for international students into this country, as the budget surplus has stated that this support is not viable to further grow our current students." Ty, I hope this information session has informed you.

[fionaquinn]

Is it possible to do it online? Because I live in Canberra, that would be preferable