BSc · Health Sciences
BSc Biomedical Sciences
- Qualification
- BSc
- Duration
- 4 years
- Region
- Central
Overview
Biomedical Sciences gives you a broad scientific foundation in how the human body works, how diseases develop and how they can be investigated. It matters in Ghana because strong laboratory, research and public health capacity is essential for addressing infectious diseases, chronic conditions and emerging health challenges.
What you will study
You study anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, genetics, pathology and pharmacology, alongside laboratory methods and research skills. The programme develops your ability to analyse biological samples, interpret scientific evidence and understand disease mechanisms.
Career prospects
You can pursue roles such as biomedical laboratory scientist, research assistant, clinical research coordinator, quality-control analyst, public health officer or science educator, subject to professional requirements. Employers and sectors include medical laboratories, hospitals, the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, the Ghana Health Service, pharmaceutical companies, universities and international research organisations.
Who this programme may suit
You do well if you are curious about the human body, enjoy laboratory work and have patience for careful observation. Strong science, analytical thinking and a willingness to follow precise procedures will help you succeed.