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(http://afterschool.my/as/wpcontent/uploads/2012/12/biomedical-science_3.png)Do you enjoy science and its practical application, particularly in health care or research? Do you find satisfaction in looking after the health and wellbeing of people? Then you might want to consider s career in Biomedical Science. This course is the application of biology-based science to medical use, be it research, health monitoring or treatment. A biomedical science degree will give you an opportunity to study a different aspect of medicine, which leans more towards genetics, nature of diseases and how to cure those diseases such as cancer, AIDS, hepatitis, animal cloning, and so forth.
Subjects may include biochemistry, genetics, haematology, microbiology, parasitology, immunology and pharmacology.
In Malaysia, Biomedical Science has blossomed into a dynamic field of study and profession in line with the increased sophistication of medicine. With this growth, there has been a growing demand for highly skilled biomedical scientists competent to perform and analyse diagnostic and therapeutic treatments to improve human health.
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE CAREERS IN MALAYSIA
Biomedical Science graduates have a wide range of job opportunities to choose from. The knowledge you gain in Biomedical Science opens doors into almost any field related to research and analysis, from medicine, veterinary science and biotechnology to agriculture, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, toiletries, forensics and even to scientific journalism.

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At present, Malaysia is planning to offer high-value and more comprehensive healthcare products and services. Population growth, current health care infrastructure as well as government
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