Why I Want To Pursue A Biomedical Science Degree

My aim is to venture into the realm of science and medicine, to pursue a path of boundless discovery; I am in inspired how much humanity has been shaped by medical advances, paving the way for new cures and better anatomical understanding. Civilisation relies solely upon such advances, thus the urge to contribute to an ever-changing profession has long since ignited my interest in a biomedical science course. Alongside the need to apply Biology based science to medical use, the opportunity to further study the complexity of the human body has provided the motivation to steer me towards a well-regarded and compelling specialty such as this.
My dedication to the course and general love for science is reflected in my higher level courses that I undertake, where innovative thinking and self-motivated study skills are key. Applied science provides an analytic aspect of learning, my course requires research that needs to be carried out independently and then brought together. I believe that this approach to learning strengthens the ability to work independently and also widens your
knowledge gap as carrying out research almost always brings you and your work closer, while business helps develop the mind-set of a business person, this puts me in a predicament where I know what businesses strive for and can hopefully apply it in the future. I also enjoy absorbing a wide variety of medical related opinions and often yearn for new ways to nurture my interest in this area. I am enthusiastic to develop my scientific knowledge.
Beyond the academic field I frequently partake in various sporting activities such as going to the gym, having the occasional recreational game of basketball and researching technology.
Participating in these activities and performing complex movements makes me want to learn more in how the body functions and how it can sustain itself. Witnessing injuries also sparks my interest in how these can be prevented or fixed, the answer always is science. I believe that keeping fit enhances my interest and motivation beyond normal levels, it allows me to focus and increases productivity. My interest I technology has also helped me solve problems that are not always faced in an academic environments and I believe that this is a great advantage and fits well with my interest in science, with the rapid advancements in technology it is clear that one is to be equipped with knowledge in order to
advance.
Ultimately, I consider myself to be a well-rounded, sociable individual driven by the aspiration to help improve people's lives by contributing to the advancement of healthcare. My own scientific ideology is based on the notion that society will always depend upon medical innovations to remedy all illness and bodily complications. Therefore, this is something I hugely anticipate and hope to achieve through a biomedical course at university.