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University of Tasmania

A Master of Biomedical Science (Research) degree enables a candidate to undertake a program of research and advanced study in a specialist field. A Masters degree in Biomedical Science (Research) may focus on the use of one or more disciplines for example, haematology, microbiology, nutrition and molecular biology to investigate an aspect of health and/or disease. All candidates for a Masters degree are also required to enrol concurrently in two units in the Graduate Certificate of Research.
In depth knowledge about Biomedical Science in research study level.
The major studies incorporated in this course are based upon the basic knowledge and skills required for the graduates to understand the discipline and theory applied in the various related fields such as haematology, microbiology, nutrition and molecular biology.
Applicants should apply after finding a potential supervisor and discussing and agreeing on their proposed topic. Applicants will be considered who have an honours degree with at least second class lower standard; or a masters degree with a minimum research component (eg a thesis); or substantial demonstrated sector experience, previous higher education studies and professional experience and/or published research work.International applicants must also meet the University's English language requirements for admission are an IELTS overall score, a minimum total score,together with a Test of Written English (TWE)  score on the paper based TOEFL, a minimum total score of the internet based TOEFL,PTE Academic 58 with no score lower than 50, the completion of a course of study, of at least 2 yrs duration, from an accredited University in a country where English is an official language.The study must have been instructed and examined in English. Studies must have been completed within the last 2 yrs and evidence in the form of a letter or certificate issued by the university Registrar’s office will need to be provided.
The graduates after the completion of the course can become eligible to join the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists (AIMS) as Intermediate Members and once they have completed 2 years relevant work experience the graduates can become eligible to appear for the AIMS Professional Membership Examination to become full Professional Members.
In addition to entry to a Doctorate at a University, Master of Biomedical Science (Research) graduates are also highly sought after for positions across the spectrum of available careers.The graduates may take up roles in Public and Private Pathology Laboratories, Research Institutes and Quality Assurance Agencies.
Minimum 2 yrs, Maximum 4 yrs.