Bachelor of Medical Bioscience

How many units do I enrol in?
If you are commencing your course in March:
You enrol in eight units per year, i.e. 4 units in semester one and 4 units in semester two (48 credit points).

If you are commencing your course in July:
You only need to enrol in 4 units (24 credit points) for the semester you join.

If you are commencing your course in October:
You need to enrol in 4 units (24 credit points) for the semester you join AND another 8 units (48 credit points) for the following year, i.e. 4 units in semester one and 4 units in semester two.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (on a student VISA): You must enrol in four units in each semester.

In the Year 1, the following units are the units that you have to enrol in:

Level one units under ‘Requirements’, Part A. Foundation biomedical Sciences and scientific practice and Part B. Human Health:

1. BIO1011 Blueprints for life
2. BIO1022 Life on earth
3. CHM1051 Chemistry 1 advanced
4. CHM1052 Chemistry 2 advanced
5. SCI1020 Introduction to statistical reasoning
6. BTH1802 Fundamentals of biotechnology
7. ANT1800 Introduction to anatomy and medical terminology

• Free elective – You can either choose to enrol in Science units or you can enrol in non-Science units (from other schools).

How your course progression map for Year 1 looks like?

February intake (Semester 1)

July intake (Semester 2)

October intake (October semester)

* For October intake students, you will enrol in ANT1800 in Year 2 1^st semester.

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Start enrolling in your units via Web Enrolment System (WES) https://my.monash.edu.au/wes/ and create your class timetable on Allocate+. Return to LET’S BEGIN for more information on this.

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