The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Biomedical Science program at Monash University is a comprehensive combination degree that equips students with expertise in engineering principles and biomedical sciences. The program aims to address healthcare problems from an engineering perspective.
In the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) segment of the program, students will study core concepts of engineering, specializing in an area of their interest like chemical, civil, mechanical, electrical and computer systems, or materials engineering.
On the other hand, the Bachelor of Biomedical Science segment will dive into the human body's structure and functions at the molecular, cellular and system levels. Students will learn about the basis of human diseases, understand contemporary issues in biomedical science and develop key research skills.
Students of the program will also complete an industry-based learning or research project, providing practical experience and first-hand insights.
The program typically spans five years of full-time study, and graduates will be well-prepared for careers in fields such as bioengineering, medical research, and healthcare industries.