The Public Health – Bachelor of Biomedical Science at the University Of Western Australia is designed for aspiring health professionals passionate about understanding and improving population health outcomes. You will explore the complex interplay of social, environmental, biological, and historical factors that influence health and disease within human populations, both locally and globally. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in public health principles, equipping you with the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary to address contemporary health challenges and contribute to evidence-based health strategies.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, immersing you in core areas such as epidemiology, biostatistics, disease prevention, health promotion, and health systems. Throughout your studies, you will engage with units focused on Aboriginal health and wellbeing, communication, and project planning, culminating in a strong understanding of health leadership and research methods. You will graduate with the knowledge and practical skills to pursue diverse career pathways in government health agencies, non-profit organisations, research institutions, and the broader health sector.