Bachelor of Biomedical Science

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

The Programme aims to produce graduates who are laboratory oriented and technically competent. Graduates should be able to fulfil the human resource requirement for skilled personnel in Biomedical Science, which is an expanding and advancing field globally. To achieve that aim, the Programme’s Educational Objectives (PEO) are:

1. Graduates demonstrate and apply knowledge and skills in health and biomedical science-related fields. 
2. Graduates engage in life-long learning pursuits related to health and biomedical science.
3. Graduates contribute to the promotion of health practices for the wellbeing of society. These objectives will be attained through the Biomedical Student’s achievement of the Programme’s eight learning outcomes.  

PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLO) 

At the end of Bachelor of Biomedical Science Programme, the Biomedical Science graduates are able to: 

1. Acquire comprehensive knowledge in biomedical science.
2. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving skills in the application of biomedical science knowledge.
3. Demonstrate competent biomedical laboratory skills in the relevant setting.
4. Communicate effectively in writing and orally with accuracy and confidence to a wide range of audiences. 
5. Utilise digital resources and technology to support acquisition of appropriate information.
6. Demonstrate collaborative attributes in ensuring accountability and responsibility to achieve common goals.
7. Demonstrate independent learning and understanding of laboratory management principles.
8. Demonstrate the ability to identify ethical issues and conform to ethical principles within the profession and society.