In choosing the Bachelor of Medical Research you will: Build a degree that is tailored to your own interests: your choices for a Major are Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Pathology or Anatomy and Physiology Learn from active research scientists who are well equipped to teach research methods and skills as they apply to their disciplines. Acquire transferable skills – teamwork, critical thinking and the ability to communicate clearly - that will equip you for lifelong learning Enjoy practical real-world learning experiences such as laboratory work and participation in project-based research

If you're interested in studying the Bachelor of Medical Research you will need to meet the following requirements: If you have just finished school An ATAR score of 85 or higher, and have completed the following pre-requisite subjects (or equivalent) at AQF level 3: Chemistry (CHM415115 or equivalent) Mathematics is not a prerequisite subject however we strongly recommend having a background in: General Mathematics MTG315115 or Mathematics Methods MTM415117 If you are a tertiary applicant or completed secondary studies more than 5 years ago Previous tertiary study at Bachelor level or higher - complete or incomplete with a Credit (60%) average on the most recent 8 (Level 100 units or above) units studied (equivalent to 2 full semesters of study) over no more than 4 semesters, undertaken within the last five years, plus pre-requisites. Applicants with less than the equivalent of 2 full semesters of study must have a Credit (60%) average on Level 100 units or above + ATAR of 90, or a Distinction (70%) average + ATAR of 85 or above. If study was taken more than 5 years ago, it must be relevant and the applicant engaged in relevant employment which has kept their knowledge up-to-date. For those applicants who are nationals of and currently residing in a country where English is NOT the official language, evidence of an accepted English language test must be provided (such as IELTS, TOEFL or PTE).