Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (Honours)

The Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences program at Lincoln University College offers candidates a comprehensive foundation in medical sciences, preparing them for a wide range of roles in research, diagnostics, healthcare innovation, and academic development. Core modules encompass human anatomy, physiology, pathology, molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology, and clinical biochemistry, complemented by university-approved elective modules that promote interdisciplinary learning.

This academically rigorous program is intentionally designed to cultivate future biomedical scientists and healthcare professionals who can make significant contributions to clinical and translational research, as well as to the public health sector. Graduates of this program receive training to integrate scientific knowledge with practical laboratory skills, adhere to ethical research practices, and demonstrate analytical reasoning in diagnostic problem-solving.

Lincoln University College provides a four-year undergraduate program in Biomedical Sciences that empowers students to pursue careers in diagnostic laboratories, clinical research centers, academia, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory bodies. On campus, students benefit from hands-on training in state-of-the-art facilities, including simulated laboratories, anatomy suites, and molecular diagnostic platforms. Additionally, off-campus internships and attachments at partner hospitals, diagnostic centers, and biotech labs offer valuable real-world exposure to biomedical practice and research.

Upon program completion, graduates will be proficient in investigating disease mechanisms, supporting diagnostic workflows, and contributing to community and global health through scientific innovation.

The field of biomedical science covers preventive, diagnostic, and investigative health services, bridging basic science with clinical applications to enhance patient care and advance research.

This program is accredited by the Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) and approved by the Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE), ensuring alignment with national education standards and international recognition.

Pursuing a degree in biomedical science is an excellent choice for students passionate about understanding human health at the molecular level and contributing to innovations that will shape the future of medicine.

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1. **Application Form:**

Students must fill out an application form available at the Admission Office or apply online via the official Lincoln University College website.

2. **Documents Submission:**

Submit the completed application form along with required documents such as:

* Certified true copies of academic transcripts and certificates

* Photocopy of IC or passport

* Passport-sized color photographs

* Proof of English proficiency

* Health and medical certificate

* Statement of purpose

* Letters of recommendation (depending on the program)

3. **Application Fee Payment:**

A crossed cheque, money order, or bank draft for the first payment is to be submitted with the application or after receiving the offer.

4. **Offer Letter:**

After review, the university sends an offer letter for admission that the student should keep.

5. **Tuition Fee Payment:**

Pay the first-year fees after visa approval but before arrival in Malaysia. (Full first-year fee payment is required for international students.)

6. **Student Visa:**

Apply for a student visa for Malaysia after payment.

7. **Arrival:**

Once the visa is obtained, students can arrange their travel to Malaysia.

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Graduates have the knowledge and experience appropriate for commencing a career in biomedical research, for example laboratories in hospitals, research institutes, universities or private companies. Many graduates have successfully used this program as a pathway towards further study in graduate entry medicine or allied health programs. Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (Hons) Job Types includes-

Lecturer in the field of Biomedical Sciences

Biomedical Scientist

Biochemist

Research Scientist

Laboratory Manager

Life Scientist

Pharmaceutical Scientist

Environmental Scientist

Neuroscientist

Diagnostic Technician

Public health advisor