Pathologist Courses

The Bachelor of Science (Pathology) delves into the causes and effects of various diseases, including those linked to genetics, infections, and environmental factors. Students gain insights into current research on persistent conditions like cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases. This course focuses on understanding how molecular and cellular changes result in illness while highlighting advancements in medical research that have improved human health.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Pathology) delves into the intricacies of disease through modern cell biology techniques. It seeks to comprehend the interplay of cellular and molecular mechanisms during disease progression, notably in areas like cancer, inflammatory conditions, and infectious diseases. The course encompasses various systems, such as neurological, cardiovascular, and gastrointestinal, illustrating specific disease mechanisms. An emphasis is placed on independent research, enabling students to evaluate research career potential and culminating in a comprehensive thesis detailing their investigative findings.

The Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Medical Science) delves into the study of human diseases, encompassing their diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. As healthcare demands grow, this course prepares graduates to meet diverse health service delivery needs. It offers a thorough understanding of the human body's normal structure and functions, delving into aspects such as the immune system, infection management, and blood pathologies. This comprehensive grounding ensures students are well-equipped to contribute to the evolving medical landscape.