Melbourne, Australia-based La Trobe University is a research institution that was established in 1967. The university is in the top 1% of all universities in the globe. The Mont Park and Larundel psychiatric hospitals received funding from the farm that was formerly located on the Melbourne campus in the province of Bundoora. The past few years have seen La Trobe University place among the top 400 in each of the three major global university rankings. In Australia, the university has graduated more than 200,000 people, including students from other countries. According to latest statistics, La Trobe University has about 8,000 international students enrolled from more than 100 nations.
A bachelor's degree in biomedicine is designed to produce
- Show that you have the necessary expertise in the areas of knowledge that the Victorian Legal Admissions Board has deemed necessary for admission to the profession of law in Victoria, Australia.
- effectively explain biological ideas to a variety of audiences using evidence-based explanations.
- Apply sophisticated technical, quantitative, and laboratory abilities to create hypotheses, produce data, and understand it.
- Analyze biomedical and scientific data critically to produce well written scientific papers.
- Work efficiently and professionally to finish jobs and projects both alone and in groups.
- Integrate scientific rigor, cultural sensitivity, and academic integrity while performing and assessing biomedical research.
- Advanced legal understanding of Australian legal structures, procedures, and core legal ideas in substantive fields of law must be demonstrated.
- Apply analytical and professional judgment while determining legal concerns, assessing legal theory critically, and coming up with creative answers to challenging legal difficulties.
- Coherently convey legal information, research, and analysis to both legal and non-legal actors utilizing a range of media.
- Advance your ability to work independently, manage your workload, promote your personal and professional growth, and perform well in a team context.
- Utilizing technology as necessary, critically analyze, synthesize, and perform independent research.
- Show that you are conscious of your professional and ethical obligations as a lawyer and that you value honesty and service in your legal research and practice.
- Show that you are aware of the historical, social, economic, and cultural backgrounds and ramifications of laws, as well as the part that attorneys play in advancing justice and fairness.
- Develop and evaluate methods for tackling medical and health-related concerns using a solid grasp of human biology and sophisticated biomedical scientific abilities.
Career options for biomedicine graduates
The Bachelor of Biomedicine offered by La Trobe fulfills the academic standards needed to be admitted to practice law in Victoria. After earning this dual degree, you might work in a variety of fields, including law, medicine, and biotechnology.
Your prospective careers with this degree's combination of legal and biological competence include:
- Manager of research and development
- Lawyer for intellectual property
- compliance supervisor
Fees:
Tuition: $39800 per year
Scholarships:
La Trobe University International Academic Scholarship
20%
70-74.9
La Trobe University International Merit Scholarship
25%
75+
La Trobe University International Excellence Scholarship
30%
IELTS: 6(6)
Academics: 2.8 GPA
