Physiologist Courses

The Bachelor of Science (Physiology) educates students on how the human body functions under various conditions and environments. It covers topics from the cellular to the organ level and explores how these systems interact with each other and the environment. Students will also learn about diseases and how they affect bodily functions, gaining insights into the development of new methods for diagnosis and treatment. This knowledge is crucial for understanding both normal bodily functions and mechanisms of disease.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Physiology) delves into the intricate biophysical and biochemical mechanisms driving human body functions. This course emphasises the design and execution of original research, honing skills in methodology, data analysis, and robust conclusions. It provides a solid foundation for those aspiring to excel in physiology-related professions or research, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of body processes and their implications for health.

The Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Human Physiology) offers a comprehensive study of anatomy and physiology. Students explore detailed aspects of regional and rehabilitation anatomy, along with cardiorespiratory, renal, and neuromuscular physiology. The course delves into the correlation between gastrointestinal function, diet, nutrition, metabolism, and overall health, highlighting dietary roles in chronic diseases and developmental phases. In the concluding year, students synthesise and apply their knowledge in two pivotal units: Applied Biomedical Sciences and Integrative Physiology.