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Undergraduate Courses and Subjects

• 2009 - 2010

  The table below summarises the subjects on offer from the Department of Pathology in the new Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Biomedicine degrees.

  Career pathway options

  
  Sample Bachelor of Science Course

Sample Bachelor Biomedicine Course

• Subject Name	Pre-requisites	Co-requisites
  Exploring Human Disease - Science 531-201	Chemistry 1and 2 AND Biology and Cells and Organisms - (Sem 1) AND Genetics and the Evolution of Life - (Sem 2)	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - (Sem 1) Techniques in Molecular Science - (Sem 1 or 2)
  Exploring Human Disease - Optometry 531-202	Enrolment in Bachelor of Optometry	N/A
  Mechanisms of Human Disease 531-301	BSc 531-201 Exploring Human Disease AND Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Semester 1 Techniques in Molecular Science - Semester 1 or 2 BBiomed 200 level core subjects Note: the core subject Molecular and Cellular Biomedicine covers the background material which allows entry into this subject.	BBiomed - Pathology Major 300 level core subject AND 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease BBiomed - Defence & Disease Major 300 level core subject AND 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease OR Principles of Immunology OR Techniques in Microbiology and Immunology
  Techniques for Investigation of Disease 531-302	BSc 531-201 Exploring Human Disease AND Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - (Sem 1) AND Techniques in Molecular Science- (Sem 1 or 2) BBiomed 200-level Core subjects	BSc 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease   BBiomed- Pathology major 300 level Core subject AND 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease   BBiomed- Defence & Disease major 300 level Core subject AND 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease OR Principles of Immunology OR Techniques in Microbiology and Immunology
  Consequences of Human Disease 531-303	B.Sc students intending to take a Pathology Major are required to enrol in both 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease and 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease in Semester 1, and 531-304 Advanced Investigation of Human Disease in Semester 2. This subject is available for both B.Science and B.Biomedicine students. BSc 531-201 Exploring Human Disease AND Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Sem 1 AND Techniques in Molecular Science Sem 1 or 2 AND 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease AND 531-302 Techniques for the Investigation of Disease BBiomed - Pathology Major Year 2 – Core subjects Year 3 - 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease (Sem 1) AND 531-302 Techniques for the Investigation of Disease (Sem 1) BBiomed - Defence and Disears Major Year 2 - Core subjects Year 3 - 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease (Sem 1) AND 531-302 Techniques for the Investigation of Disease (Sem 1) OR Principles of Immunology OR Techniques in Microbiology & Immunology	B.Sc students intending to take a Pathology Major are required to enrol in both 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease and 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease in Semester 1, and 531-304 Advanced Investigation of Human Disease in Semester 2. This subject is available for both B.Science and B.Biomedicine students. BSc 531-304 Advanced Investigations of Human Disease BBiomed - Pathology major Core subject AND 531-304 Advanced Investigations of Human Disease BBiomed - Defence & Disease major Core subject AND 531-304 Advanced Investigations of Human Disease OR Viruses and other parasites OR Medical and Applied Immunology
  Advanced Investigation of Human Disease 531304	B.Sc students intending to take a Pathology Major are required to enrol in both 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease and 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease in Sem 1 and 531-303 Consequences of Human Disease in Sem 2. BSC 531-201 Exploring Human Disease AND Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (sem 1) AND Techniques in Molecular Science (Sem 1 0r 2) AND 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease AND 531-302 Techniques for the investigations of Disease BBiomed - Pathology Major Year 2 - Core subjects Year 3 - 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease AND 531-302 Techniques for the Investigations of Disease BBiomed - Defence and Disease Year 2 - Core subjects Year 3 - 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease AND Techniques for the Investigation of Disease OR Principles of Immunology OR Techniques in Microbiology and Immunology	B.Sc students intending to take a Pathology Major are required to enrol in both 531-301 Mechanisms of Human Disease and 531-302 Techniques for Investigation of Disease in Sem 1 and 531-303 Consequences of Human Disease in Sem 2. BSC 531-303 Consquences of Human Disease BBiomed - Pathology Major Semester 2 300 level subject 531-303 Consequenses of Human Disease BBiomed - Defence and Disease Semester 2 300 level core subject 531-303 Consequences of Human Disease OR Viruses and Other Parasites OR Medical and Applied Immunology

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