Medicine Which biomedical courses do I need for the graduate-entry Monash medicine program?
The university is looking for students to have considerable experience in a biomedical science degree with an 80%+ GPA, as outlined on the Monash website. The university requires students to have completed a minimum of 6 of the following units:
- BCH2011: Structure and function of cellular biomolecules
- BCH2022: Metabolic basis of human diseases
- DEV2011: Early human development from cells to tissues
- DEV2022: Principles of organ and body design
- GEN2052: Genomics and population genetics
- IMM2011: Basic Immunology: The body’s defense system
- IMM2022: Immunology in health and disease
- MIC2011: Introduction to microbiology and microbial biotechnology
- MIC2022: Microbes of health and disease
- MCB2011: Molecular Biology: Genes and their expression
- MCB2022: Molecular biology: gene technology and its application
- PHA2022: Drugs and society
- PHY2011: Neuroscience of sensory and control systems in the body
- PHY2032: Endocrine control systems
- PHY2042: Body systems physiology
If you don’t meet these biomedical courses, you will need to take the relevant courses, or you won’t be eligible. Monash does not do pre-assessments; the only way to know for sure if you meet the requirements is to apply.
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