POSTGRADUATE S T U D I E S 2016 For international students FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Where innovative minds come together. Are you looking to take your career to the next level? A postgraduate degree at Curtin can advance your research and technical skills, helping you to excel in the field of biomedical sciences. For more information go online: healthsciences.curtin.edu.au Make tomorrow better. BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES AT CURTIN Biomedical sciences began at Curtin in the 1960s to train medical laboratory scientists. Since then our School of Biomedical Sciences has grown to become recognised as a place of innovation, leading-edge teaching and research. We have a strong and growing research focus, aided by qualified, industry-experienced and professional staff who help our students to achieve their goals. IN 2013, HEALTH POSTGRADUATES I N F U L L-T I M E E M P L OY M E N T E A R N E D O V E R 25% more THAN HEALTH BACHELOR D E G R E E G R A D U AT E S Postgraduate Destinations 2013, Graduate Careers Australia RESEARCH DEGREES Curtin’s School of Biomedical Sciences conducts research programs in many disciplines and is a founding member of the Western Australian Biomedical Research Institute (WABRI). It is also major stakeholder in a $35 million, world-class CHIRI Biosciences Research Precinct that has been established at Curtin University to drive forward the search for new and improved methods of diagnosis and discovery of medicines key to fighting chronic diseases afflicting people worldwide. Our biomedical science research priority areas include: • biotechnology • cancer – diagnosis and immunotherapy • cell biology and signalling • biomolecular modelling, bioinformatics, systems biology and drug discovery • metabolic health, disease and pathogenesis (including neurodegenerative diseases) • microbiology (including infectious disease control and environmental microbiology) • molecular genetics • stem cell biology and tissue regeneration. We offer the following biomedical postgraduate research courses: • Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Biomedical Science • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Biomedical Science. 2016 COURSEWORK DEGREES: COURSES, FEES AND INTAKES COURSE NAME OFFER LETTER (100 CREDIT) PUBLISHED FEE A$ INDICATIVE YEAR 1 FEE A$ TOTAL INDICATIVE COURSE FEE A$ INDICATIVE ESSENTIAL INCIDENTAL FEE A$ COURSE PREREQUISITES Biomedical Science (GDip) CRICOS Code 010556C Duration 1 year Intake Feb, Jul (with CRL)* 16 800 25 200 25 200 0 A Bachelor of Science (Laboratory Medicine) or a Bachelor of Science degree with an appropriate major. Other applicants may be considered. Biomedical Science (M) CRICOS Code 058864F Duration 2 years Intake Feb, Jul (with CRL)* 16 800 25 200 51 600 0 An approved bachelor degree in a biology or biomedical/life science based discipline or equivalent (with a history of above average grades). Graduates from other science disciplines are considered. For more information about health sciences online postgraduate course, visit courses.curtin.edu.au Please note: The minimum English entry requirement for Curtin is IELTS 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each band. Some courses may have higher English requirements. *CRL = credit for recognised learning COURSEWORK DEGREES Biomedical Science M/GDip These courses allow you to focus on molecular biotechnology or infectious diseases and microbiology, or on a blend of the two fields, through choice of optional units. These courses include laboratory classes that can develop your research capabilities and technical skills, such as DNA cloning and sequencing. An advanced laboratory unit and/or individual research projects can also develop your professional research skills. Practical work includes experimental design for real-life situations, including technique selection and problem solving in the laboratory. Alternatively, project units can be used for biological and medical research at a theoretical level, advancing critical analysis of scientific literature and the formulation of novel hypotheses and research proposals. CAREER OUTLOOK You will graduate with the knowledge and practical skills required to work at an advanced level in the biomedical sector and other biotechnology related industries. Graduates can seek employment in: • biotechnology and allied industries • government • hospital and university research and development laboratories • in other professions that require an advanced understanding of molecular biosciences. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Australian Biotechnology Association and equivalent industry organisations internationally. HOW TO APPLY CURTIN’S F A C U LT Y O F H E A LT H SCIENCES COURSEWORK DEGREES Follow the guidelines online. Web: international.curtin.edu.au/apply/ You may be required to provide supplementary information with your application. Web: curtin.edu.au/hs/pg-info Please refer to the communicable diseases statement before applying for these courses. educates more H E A LT H Web: courses.curtin.edu.au/course_overview/ statements/communicable_diseases.cfm HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH PROFESSIONALS T H A N A N Y OT H E R U N I V E R S I T Y I N WESTERN AUSTRALIA WHY STUDY A POSTGRADUATE DEGREE AT CURTIN? ACCESS NEW KNOWLEDGE AND DISCOVERIES A Curtin health sciences degree can give you access to the latest knowledge and discoveries that will improve the standard of healthcare in Australia and make a real difference in people’s lives. MOVE UP THE CAREER LADDER A postgraduate course can add new or specialist skills and knowledge to your repertoire. Our postgraduate coursework and research programs are diverse, ranging from life sciences and clinical sciences to population health sciences. CHANGE YOUR CAREER A postgraduate graduate entry master (GEM) degree can give you the right skills to change careers. GET AN EDGE IN THE JOB MARKET A postgraduate qualification may also help you stand out from other candidates in an increasingly competitive job market. PROFESSIONALLY RECOGNISED Many of our courses are accredited nationally and are internationally recognised, allowing you to work in a number of countries around the world when you graduate. 1. Find a research supervisor in your area of interest. Web: curtin.edu.au/research/ find-researchers/supervisors 2. Contact your nominated supervisor and the Curtin University Graduate Research School to discuss the suitability of your proposed research topic and the availability of your nominated supervisor. 3. Forward a current CV, certified academic transcripts (in original language and English translation), certified award certificates (in original language and English translation), proof of English Language competency, and a brief outline of your proposed research to the Curtin University Graduate Research School. 4. Once your qualification has been assessed and a supervisor has been secured, your application can be submitted via international.curtin.edu.au/apply/ Curtin University Graduate Research School Phone: +61 8 9266 3337 Email: [email protected] Web: research.curtin.edu.au/ postgraduate-research/ SCHOLARSHIPS For more information on scholarships and scholarship application procedures, please visit the website. Web: scholarships.curtin.edu.au FURTHER INFORMATION DISCLAIMER Information in this publication is correct at the time of printing and valid for 2015 but may be subject to change. In particular, the University reserves the right change the content and/or method of assessment, to change or alter tuition fees of any unit of study, to withdraw any unit of study or program which it offers, to impose limitations on enrolment in any unit or program, and/ or to vary arrangements for any program. This material does not purport to constitute legal or professional advice. 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