This course is for graduates of science, biomedical science, veterinary science or related disciplines who want to specialise in microbiology and immunology, physiology and pharmacology, molecular cell biology or medicinal chemistry and pharmacology. This is a flexible course allowing you to tailor your studies to suit your professional needs and interests. There is a demand for Biomedical Scientists to: Conduct research Provide technical expertise in diagnostics, equipment or general laboratory support Sell equipment and supplies to laboratories Help determine health policies Help prepare future scientists by encouraging and developing a love of science in current students Your career could see you working as a research assistant in university and hospital laboratories, biomedical research centres, the CSIRO, the Department of Primary Industries, or medical and pharmaceutical development companies. Your work could include conducting research into cancer, stem cells, or viral diseases such as HIV-AIDS, the control of parasites, or drug research and development. In addition, there is a demand for Biomedical Scientists to take up positions in: Diagnostic equipment and kit sales and marketing Health policy writing Health and scientific education Scientific writing and journalism