UndergraduateNursing & Health Sciences

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Bond University, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

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About this program

A two-year accelerated degree (six semesters) covering anatomy, physiology, molecular and biomedical science, psychology of health, and laboratory research skills. First year is heavily structured (around 15 compulsory health science subjects plus Bond's core subjects and directed electives); electives let students weight the degree toward sport and exercise science, nutrition, psychology, or biomedical science.

The one named specialisation is Healthcare Informatics, available as a six-subject major or four-subject minor, covering health data and systems. The degree is mainly used as a feeder into postgraduate practice programs: students can progress directly into the Master of Occupational Therapy or Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice, or into research and honours. Transfer into Biomedical Science is possible after the first year with a maths prerequisite.

Fees & duration

Duration2 yr
Tuition (international)A$41,900
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6.5 overall (L6 R6 W6 S6)
PTE58 overall

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Course structure

  • CORE11-011Critical Thinking and Communication
  • CORE11-012Responsibility
  • Integrity and Civic Discourse
  • CORE11-013Collaboration for Global Change Required Subjects: BMED11-101 Introduction to Chemistry
  • BMED11-109Principles of Human Structure and Function
  • BMED11-110Human Organ Systems 1
  • BMED11-112Human Control Systems
  • BMED11-114Chemistry for Living Systems
  • BMED11-203Cell Biology
  • BMED11-206Microbiology
  • BMED11-207Medical and Molecular Genetics
  • BMED12-114Human Organ Systems 2
  • BMED12-123Global Health Issues
  • HPER11-101Australia s Health Issues and Priorities
  • HPER12-103Health Communication
  • NUTR11-101Food
  • Nutrition and Health
  • PSYC11-100Foundations of Psychology: Biology and Personality Alternate Choice: HPER12-101 Health Research Methods
  • STAT11-112Quantitative Methods Directed Electives: BMED11-205 Medical Biochemistry 1
  • BMED12-118Laboratory Medicine
  • BMED12-119Biological and Physical Chemistry
  • BMED12-120Pathophysiology and Pharmacology
  • BMED12-209Medical Biochemistry 2
  • BMED13-125Exploring Human Disease
  • BMED13-214Molecular Diagnostics
  • BMED13-216Immunology
  • HPER11-103Health Systems
  • HPER13-101Drivers for Healthcare Change
  • NUTR12-101Sport and Exercise Nutrition
  • NUTR13-101Human Nutrition
  • PSYC11-101Foundations of Psychology: Development
  • Learning and Social
  • PSYC11-116Love
  • Sex and Relationships
  • PSYC12-214Biological Psychology
  • PSYC12-315Developmental Psychology
  • PSYC13-308Drugs and Behaviour
  • SPEX11-104Sport
  • Health and Exercise Psychology
  • SPEX11-113Functional Anatomy
  • SPEX11-304Biomechanics of Exercise and Sport
  • SPEX12-312Physiology and Biochemistry of Exercise and Sport
  • SPEX13-334Behaviour Change to Enhance Health
  • SPEX13-337Exercise and Sport for Lifelong Health
  • STAT10-100Elementary Maths

Career & PR pathway

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Admissions

ATAR - Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank: 65 (Australian Year 12 qualification or equivalent Selection Rank.). IB - International Baccalaureate Diploma: 24 (IB Diploma and total aggregate score achieved)

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