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The Faculty offers three honours programs:
This degree provides the opportunity for medical students and science graduates, with a relevant major in the area of biomedical science, to spend a year studying in depth an aspect of medicine that is of particular interest to them.
It also enables students to gain experience in experimental design and techniques, and to do original research.
Students who successfully complete the course requirements are awarded the BMedSc degree with honours of the appropriate class (for example, first-class honours).
The degree is of particular value to students contemplating a career in research or teaching and enables them to assess their personal suitability for medical research while providing basic research methods training, which may be required for future enrolment in a research degree.
The BMedSc degree is also useful to students planning to continue onto postgraduate training in one of the medical specialities.
Given the current competition for specialist training positions, it is becoming increasingly necessary for trainees to undertake research activities prior to, or during, their specialty training.
This honours course consists of a structured program of advanced study and research that may be undertaken in any appropriate University discipline, approved by the Faculty in each case.
For entry to this course, students must:
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Dentistry are not eligible to register as dentists.
You can also consult the UWA Handbook for course information.