Master of Biomedical Science (Infection and Immunity) at The University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia | Docthub Courses

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Master of Biomedical Science (Infection and Immunity)

The University of Sydney, Australia

Allied Health & ParamedicalMaster

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 1 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

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Course Overview

Duration: 1 Years
Specialty / Department: Biomedical Science
Affiliation: The University of Sydney
Accommodation: Hostel Facility

Eligibility Criteria

Must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree as described above.
Must meet required academic standard (e.g., WAM ≥ 65 or honours) or have relevant work experience.
English language proficiency for international students (e.g., IELTS scope as above).
Applicants should be prepared for advanced laboratory and immunology content (assumed knowledge in microbiology/immunology).

Minimum Education

Bachelor Degree

Stipend

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Scholarship

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About Course

The Master of Biomedical Science (Infection and Immunity) at University of Sydney is tailored to meet growing demand in the biomedical industry and research for professionals trained in advanced infection and immunity sciences.
The curriculum comprises 48 credit points: 12 cp of core units, 12 cp of capstone selective units (which may include research or industry project), and 18 to 24 cp of stream-selective units, along with up to 6 cp of electives.
Core units include, e.g., Clinical Laboratory Science, Principles in Immunology. Stream selectives cover units like Virology & Cell Technology, Advanced Medical Bacteriology, Clinical Immunology & Immunotherapy, Clinical Mycology & Parasitology, Pathogen Genomics, and Infectious Disease Epidemiology.
The programme is offered on campus at locations such as the Westmead Campus, with strong laboratory and research-centre integration (e.g., molecular mycology labs).
Graduates are prepared for roles in diagnostic laboratories, biomedical research, public health, outbreak response teams, and related industry sectors.

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