Bachelor of Biomedicine (B.Biomed)

1. Completion of senior secondary education (or equivalent) for undergraduate entry.
2. A competitive selection rank (e.g., ATAR ~90 or above for many applicants) for the recent entry.
3. English language proficiency (for international applicants) in line with university requirements.
4. For international students: meeting additional criteria (visa, overseas qualification equivalence) as per the university.

The Bachelor of Biomedicine and Health at the University of Sydney is designed to offer a strong foundation in biomedical science and health systems, preparing students to contribute to healthcare, research and policy. Students explore human biology from molecular and cellular levels through to populations and health systems, gaining insights into disease mechanisms, prevention, treatment and the broader determinants of health. The degree is delivered at the Westmead Health Precinct, one of the major medical research and healthcare hubs, giving students access to real-world health environments and research partnerships. The course emphasises interprofessional collaboration, cultural safety, and community engagement, helping graduates navigate diverse settings including clinical, research and public health roles. It also offers flexible study options (full-time or part-time) and allows for selectable units (“selectives”) in later years so students can tailor components to their interests. Graduates are well positioned to pursue further postgraduate study (e.g., professional healthcare degrees, research degrees) or to enter roles in health management, diagnostics, research or allied health sectors.