Bachelor of Medical Science (Pathology)

Medical Scientists are leaders increating, innovating and implementing solutions to medical problems having a global impact on the health of society. Medical Scientists at UTS can choose to major in Medical and Health-related Sciences or Pathology, allowing them to have a specialty relevant to their career choices and interests. Students learn the body through the study of tissues, organs and cellular facets both in health and disease, how diseases trigger biochemical or cellular changes in the body, diagnosis, how medicines work Clinical trials.

A career in medical science is dynamic and involves an exciting range of professions from research and development, writing and implementing policy and practice in the medical and health sciences, communicating science, working in industry, or undertaking further study that leads to progression into a variety of clinical professions.

At UTS Science, choice is the name of the game. With more than 20 degrees to choose from, students can create a study plan that reflects their personal and professional goals. Read more about UTS Science Programs.

Bridging courses: Students can build skills and confidence in preparation for university study with an intensive bridging course(s) in biology, mathematics, physics or chemistry. Read more about UTS Bridging courses.

Scholarships: We’re committed to celebrating achievement and removing barriers to education. That’s why UTS and UTS Science offer a wealth of scholarships for high achievers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, and students experiencing disadvantage. Read more about UTS scholarships and UTS Science scholarships.